Conservation Easements
What is a Conservation Easement?
A conservation easement in Florida is a voluntary legal agreement that allows landowners to preserve the natural resources on their property by restricting development and harmful activities while retaining ownership. Landowners can benefit from tax deductions, lower property taxes, and estate tax reductions, while ensuring that the land’s ecological value is protected permanently. The easement is tailored to the landowner’s goals, allowing sustainable activities like farming or ranching, and is monitored by a conservation organization to ensure compliance.
Why Birds and Other Animals Love Your Working Forest
Working Forests
The Audubon Society supports working forests because they recognize that these forests provide both economic and environmental benefits, particularly for bird habitats...
What Should I think about in Succession Planning?
Succession Planning
In this video, we dive into the critical topic of succession planning in Florida with expert Tammy Cushing, discussing the essential steps to ensure a smooth transition of assets and leadership within a family...
A Chat about Heirs Property and Clouded Titles
Heirs Property
In Florida, heirs property is extremely common. This is property that is passed down to family members through inheritance without a will or court document...