Protect What Matters.
Navigate What Comes Next.
Florida Probate & Estate Planning Attorneys
Helping families protect their assets, plan for the future, and navigate the probate process with confidence.
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Estate Planning to avoid probate
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Revocable Living Trusts
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Wills
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Durable Powers of Attorney
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Advanced Medical Directives
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Ladybird Deeds
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Flat Fee & Contingency options available.
Call today for a free consultation.
Headquartered in Orlando, with offices in Orlando and Daytona, we serve the most populated counties in Florida with many of our clients from:
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Orlando
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Daytona
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Titusville
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Mims
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Melbourne
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Winter Park
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Winter Springs
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Longwood
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Sanford
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Oviedo
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Casselberry
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Altamonte Springs
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Lake Mary & Heathrow
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Daytona
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Kissimmee & St. Cloud
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Davenport
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All of Orange, Seminole, Volusia, and Osceola Counties.
Estate Planning Made Easy
"Estate Planning" is a broad term used to describe all types of planning. Sometimes it is just one document that is needed, like a Power of Attorney. Usually it means having documents ready for certain situations. Powers of Attorney, Ladybird Deeds, Wills, Medical Directives, and Trusts are all requested by our clients.
Easy Planning in three steps:
1. An initial consultation to assess your objectives and plan.
2. We design and prepare an estate plan with tailor-made documents that fit your needs
3. We meet to have the documents signed, witnessed, and notarized.
Multiple Locations.
Orlando office by appointment.
3801 Avalon Park E. Blvd, Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32828
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Daytona office by appointment.
728 Fentress Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Flat Fees Options
No surprise billing.
What is Probate?
Probate is a court-supervised legal process that occurs after someone passes away and involves identifying assets and passing them down to the heirs as inheritance.
What is an "Estate"? In simple terms: everything the person owned or had an interest in when he or she passed. It includes debts and obligations.
An Estate can include Real Estate, Bank Accounts and cash, stocks, life insurance and retirement account (if no beneficiary is named).
The Estate is what goes through probate, where the court:
1. Identifies the decedent's property;
2. Orders certain debts to be paid,
3. Distrubutes the remaining assets to heirs or beneficiaries.
Most probate clients are looking to have a peice of property transferred into their name. This process is a core focus of our legal practice.
Get started today with a free consultation with an expert probate attorney.