Florida Trust, Probate, and Estate Guidance For Your Peace of Mind
- Personalized Consultations: Speak one-on-one with our skilled attorneys to craft an estate plan or discuss a probate case that fits your unique needs.
- Over 60 Years of Experience: Trust in six decades of proven attorney expertise guiding Florida families through wills, trusts, and probate.
- Affordable, Transparent Fees: High-quality legal support at reasonable rates—no surprises, just value.
- Comprehensive Estate Solutions: From drafting wills and trusts to navigating probate, we handle it all with care.
- Florida-Focused Knowledge: A deep understanding of state laws ensures your legacy is protected.
- Client-Centered Approach: Your peace of mind is our priority—we’re here to listen and deliver.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need an estate plan in Florida?
An estate plan ensures your wishes are honored—whether it’s distributing assets, naming guardians for kids, or avoiding probate hassles. With over 60 years of experience, we help Florida families create tailored plans that protect what matters most.
What’s the difference between a will and a trust?
A will outlines your wishes after you pass, while a trust can manage assets during and after your lifetime, often avoiding probate. Our attorneys offer personalized consultations to explain which option suits you best—schedule yours today!
How much does estate planning cost in Florida?
Costs vary based on complexity, but we pride ourselves on reasonable, transparent fees. With six decades of serving Florida, we deliver top-tier service without breaking the bank—contact us for a custom quote.
What happens if I die without a will in Florida?
Florida’s intestacy laws decide who inherits your estate, which may not align with your wishes. Avoid this by letting our experienced team draft a will that reflects your legacy—affordable and stress-free.
Can I avoid probate in Florida?
Yes, with tools like revocable trusts or joint ownership! Probate can be time-consuming and public, but we specialize in strategies to streamline the process. Let’s discuss how during your consultation.
How often should I update my estate plan?
Life changes—marriage, kids, divorce, or new assets—mean your plan should evolve. We recommend reviewing it every 3-5 years. Our client-centered approach makes updates simple—just give us a call!
What’s a living trust, and do I need one?
A living trust lets you control assets during your life and pass them on without probate. It’s not for everyone, but our Florida-focused attorneys can assess your needs in a one-on-one meeting.
How long does it take to create an estate plan?
With our efficient process, a basic plan can be ready in a few weeks. More complex plans may take longer, but with 60+ years of expertise, we work at your pace to get it right.
Who handles my estate if something happens to me?
You choose an executor or trustee in your plan—someone you trust. Unsure where to start? Our team guides you through every decision with care and clarity.
Why hire a lawyer instead of using an online form?
Online forms can’t replace personalized advice or ensure Florida law compliance. Our six decades of experience mean we catch details others miss—protect your legacy with a plan built by experts.