Focused expertise when you need it most.
We specialize in three areas, allowing us to provide deep expertise and tailored solutions for you and your family.
We are here to help guide you through the grief.
Our firm understands the emotional weight that comes with the passing of a loved one. Our probate attorneys strive to ease that burden by handling each case with compassion, sensitivity, and integrity — helping you honor your loved one's legacy while protecting your peace of mind.
When someone passes away, their loved ones often face legal challenges that come with transferring assets, selling real estate, managing personal property, or administering a trust.
What is the probate process?
Probate is the legal process of identifying a deceased person’s assets — real estate, financial accounts, vehicles, and more — and determining their rightful heirs or beneficiaries. If you are named personal representative (sometimes referred to as executor), you will be responsible for managing the estate through this process.
Florida probate generally falls into two categories:
- Summary Administration — typically used for smaller estates.
- Formal Administration — typically required for larger or more complex estates, or when there are unknown creditors.
Trust Administration
There may also be situations where trust administration is necessary to ensure trust assets are properly managed and distributed according to the decedent's wishes.
Losing a loved one is incredibly difficult. Our probate services are designed to remove one stressor from your life while you grieve, so you can focus on honoring their memory.
Our Probate Attorney Fees
All probate services are billed hourly at $340–$380 per hour.
- Summary Administration (smaller estates)Generally starts at $2,500
- Formal Administration (larger estates)Generally starts at $3,500
- Contested ProbateBilled hourly
Plus court costs. All figures are estimates for informational purposes only and are not guaranteed quotes. You will receive an exact price based on your unique situation during your free consultation. We do not charge probate fees as a percentage of the estate.
There is a common misconception that estate planning is only about what happens after you pass away. In reality, it is just as much about managing your financial and medical needs while you are still living. Many people put off planning for incapacity or death simply because it is uncomfortable to think about — but proper, timely planning is one of the kindest things you can do for the people you love.
We believe planning should not be complicated or overwhelming. Our goal is to help you protect your legacy and give your loved ones peace of mind — with clear guidance every step of the way. We take the time to understand your goals, simplify the legal jargon, and build a plan that actually reflects your wishes.
Why Do You Need a Plan?
- •To ensure someone is legally designated to speak on your behalf if you are unable to.
- •To make sure your medical and financial wishes are honored.
- •To help avoid probate.
- •To relieve your loved ones of added stress during an already difficult time.
What Our Firm Offers
- Clear explanations in plain language
- Streamlined process — phone, in-person, or virtual
- Tailored documents built around your situation
- Ongoing support as life changes
Our Planning Packages
Will Package
Includes: Last Will and Testament, Durable Financial Power of Attorney, Designation of Healthcare Surrogate, Living Will, Declaration of Preneed Guardian, HIPAA Affidavit, Affidavit of Disposition Wishes.
Revocable Living Trust Package
Includes: Joint or individual Revocable Living Trust, Trustee Certificate, Funding Instructions, Assignment of Personal Property, Pour-Over Last Will and Testament, + all Will Package documents above.
We are here to help you plan for both life and death.
We are here to help you care for your loved one.
Our guardianship attorneys are devoted to guiding families through the guardianship process with empathy, dignity, and care. We understand that pursuing guardianship — and becoming a guardian — is a deeply personal and often emotional decision. We provide clear legal guidance and heartfelt support, protecting the rights and well-being of those who need it most.
What Is the Guardianship Process?
Guardianship is sought when someone is no longer able to care for their own personal and/or financial needs, and a court must appoint someone to legally make decisions on their behalf.
Common Types of Guardianship:
Guardianship is not always the only path forward — less restrictive alternatives like a durable power of attorney may be enough. We will help you understand which option truly fits your situation. You are not alone in this journey. We are dedicated to standing by your side.
Our Guardianship Attorney Fees
$3,000 initial deposit to initiate a new case. All services billed hourly at $340–$380/hour. Plus court costs.
Additional Legal Services We Offer
"We are here to guide you every step of the way."
In association with our primary practice areas, we offer a variety of additional legal services.
Real Estate
- • Deed preparation
- • Contract review
Business Law
- • LLC creation and filing
- • Filing of annual reports
Family Law
- • Uncontested dissolutions
- • Partnership contracts
- • Prenuptial and postnuptial agreement drafting and review.