Wills
Prepare a will that explains who should receive your property and nominates a personal representative to administer your estate.
Estate Planning
Estate Planning: Protecting What Matters Most
Estate planning allows you to decide how your property will be managed during your lifetime and distributed after your death.
A Florida Estate Planning Lawyer can help you:
Trusts
Create a trust to manage assets, provide for loved ones, and potentially avoid probate for assets properly transferred to the trust.
Real Property
Discuss your real estate assets, including Florida homestead considerations and options for transferring property outside of probate through a trust or another method, such as a Lady Bird (Enhanced Life Estate) Deed, and prepare the appropriate deed to accomplish your goals.
Planning for incapacity
Plan for incapacity through documents such as a durable power of attorney, health care surrogate designation, and living will.
Planning for loved ones
Protect your loved ones and family members by planning for minor children, organizing inheritances, and addressing the needs of beneficiaries with special circumstances.
Coordinating assets
Coordinate your assets so your real estate, retirement accounts, life insurance, and other property work together with your estate plan.
Everyone is different. Your estate plan should reflect your wishes, your assets, and the people who matter most to you.