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    <title>Robert Kulas</title>
    <description>Robert is the founder and principal shareholder in the Port St. Lucie and Vero Beach law offices of Robert J. Kulas, P.A. Because he believes that helping his clients manage their personal affairs wisely is one of the most worthwhile professional activities he can pursue, he has devoted his practice exclusively to estate planning.

He has invested considerable time and energy helping to educate others in estate planning and is widely regarded as a dynamic speaker who can make even the most complex estate planning issues easy to grasp. He provides free monthly seminars to inform the public on the importance of proper estate planning. </description>
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      <title>Florida Wills - Requirements and Commonly Asked Questions</title>
      <description>Often simply referred to as a will, a last will and testament is a legal document that controls how your property will be disposed of after you die. Like all other states, Florida has its own laws that govern how Florida residents can make a will. In this presentation we will learn about wills and its requirements in the state of Florida.</description>
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