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Monthly Archives: April 2022

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The Importance of Advanced Directives

By Nici Law Firm, P.L. |

Advance directives refer to any legal documents that explicitly state your decisions regarding your end-of-life care and other decisions should you be unable to do so. These documents are designed specifically to handle situations where an individual, for whatever reason, can no longer make their own decisions regarding their health. A famous example of… Read More »

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Two Types of Charitable Trusts

By Nici Law Firm, P.L. |

A charitable trust refers to a type of trust created to benefit three specific parties: yourself, your beneficiaries, and a charity of your choosing. Irrevocable upon creation, a charitable trust operates by selling the assets within the trust and distributing them based on the terms created by the trust. While the inner workings of… Read More »

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Minto US Open Pickleball Championships

By Nici Law Firm, P.L. |

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Local Pickleball Player James R. Nici, Esq. of Naples, Florida, to Compete for the Most Prestigious Title in the Sport at the 2022 Minto US OPEN Pickleball Championships in Naples, Fla., April 23-30 Naples, Florida – April 18, 2022 – Nearly 3,000 of the best professional and amateur pickleball… Read More »

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What Assets Will Go to Probate?

By Nici Law Firm, P.L. |

It’s important to understand the probate process can occur with or without a will and assets can go into the probate process without proper planning. Some assets have to be addressed in your estate plan to avoid probate. Failure to do so can stop the beneficiaries from legally obtaining ownership of the asset or… Read More »

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Estate Planning for Singles

By Nici Law Firm, P.L. |

Probably one of the most common mistakes of singles is not to have an estate plan.  First of all, there is no qualifying age to create an estate plan. You may have to be 18 to vote and 21 to purchase alcohol, but if you want to make an estate plan when you’re 15,… Read More »

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