Where Family Comes First
Ascension Nexus® Law is an experienced law firm that focuses its practice on providing new and changing families in Florida, Massachusetts, and New York comprehensive approach to planning, probate, and guardianship. Ascension Nexus® Law’s legal services include family and child planning, estate planning, wealth preservation planning/asset protection planning, business succession planning, charitable giving, as well as probate, trust and guardianship administration.
Ascension Nexus® Law provides comprehensive planning services for you and your family. The founding attorney, Monique M. Sadarangani, Esq., fully explains your options and recommendations for planning with clarity, providing a comfort and ease throughout the process.
Monique M. Sadarangani is licensed in the following States:
- Massachusetts
- Florida
- New York
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Do I Need Probate in Florida If I live in Massachusetts?
Do I Need Probate in Florida If I Live in Massachusetts? If you live in Massachusetts but own property in Florida, you may be wondering whether your estate will need to go through probate in both states. The short answer is: yes, in many cases, probate may be required in Florida—even if your primary residence is in Massachusetts. Understanding how this works can help you avoid unnecessary delays, expenses, and stress for your loved ones. Why
529 Plans: Flexible Education Savings and Estate Planning Opportunities
Many families associate 529 plans with saving for a traditional four-year college education. While that remains a common use, these tax-advantaged education savings plans have evolved over time and may provide broader flexibility than many people realize. Understanding how 529 plans work and how they may fit into both education planning and estate planning strategies can help families make more informed financial decisions. What Is a 529 Plan? A 529 plan is a tax-advantaged savings account
An Inspired Chat with Monique Sadarangani
Monique Sadarangani recently joined us to share her story and insights — you can read our conversation below. Good morning, Monique! What a wonderful way to start the day. I’m sure our readers will enjoy learning about your journey, experiences, and the way you approach both life and work. Let’s dive right in — what’s something you’ve built that you’re most proud of, even though others might not see it? Read More
Navigating Florida’s 2025 Probate Litigation Reforms: Jury Trials, Summary Judgment, and the Duty to Confer
As of 2025, Florida’s probate litigation landscape has undergone significant changes, introducing new rules that impact jury trials, summary judgment motions, and the conferral process. These reforms aim to streamline proceedings, promote efficiency, and encourage cooperation among parties. Even now, well into the year, attorneys and laypeople alike continue to face challenges navigating these new requirements, making it critical to understand them thoroughly. Right to Jury Trials in Probate Matters Historically, probate cases in Florida were
