Episode 1: Florida Will Creation | A Step-by-Step Guide
Planning for the future starts today. In this episode of the Lumsden LawCast, Attorney Eve Lumsden breaks down everything you need to know about creating a valid will in Florida.
Whether you’re just starting your estate planning journey or updating an old will, this episode will give you clarity and confidence.
Episode 2: Florida Property – Rights of Survivorship and Estate Planning
Welcome back to the Lumsden Law Podcast — where we make Florida law easier to understand, one episode at a time. In today’s episode, we’re exploring “Rights of Survivorship” in property ownership and how it plays a key role in your estate planning strategy.
If you co-own property in Florida — with a spouse, family member, or business partner — understanding how your ownership is legally structured can make a huge difference in what happens after one owner passes away.
Episode 3: Florida Power of Attorney Handbook 2025
In this episode of our legal insights series, we break down the essentials of Florida Power of Attorney (POA) rules for 2025. We explain how this important legal document allows a principal to designate an agent to act on their behalf in financial, medical, and personal matters. You’ll learn about the different types of POAs recognized in Florida—including general, durable, limited, and medical—while also understanding why springing POAs are no longer permitted. We cover the key requirements for a POA to be valid, such as proper signing, notarization, and the principal’s legal capacity, along with the duties every agent must uphold. You’ll also hear how a POA can be revoked or terminated, and why consulting an estate planning attorney is often the best way to ensure your wishes are protected. Whether you’re planning ahead for yourself or helping a loved one, this guide will give you clarity and peace of mind about the role of a Power of Attorney in Florida.
Episode 4: Florida Power of Attorney Handbook 2025
Understanding how to manage your affairs with confidence starts with knowing your rights — and the Florida Power of Attorney (POA) is one of the most important legal tools available to protect your interests.
In this comprehensive 2025 handbook, our legal team breaks down everything you need to know about creating, executing, and managing a Power of Attorney in Florida. Learn how a POA allows a principal to designate a trusted agent to act on their behalf in financial, medical, or legal matters — ensuring decisions are made smoothly and securely when it matters most.
Explore key topics, including:
- The different types of POAs — Durable, Limited, and more
- The essential Florida requirements for a valid POA (written document, witnesses, notary, and legal capacity)
- The duties and responsibilities of your chosen agent
- How and when a POA can be revoked or terminated
Ultimately, this guide underscores the importance of preparing a properly executed POA as part of your long-term planning — a crucial step toward peace of mind, protection, and legal security in 2025 and beyond.
Empower your future with knowledge — and ensure your affairs are handled with care and confidence.
