Wills & Estates
Probate and trust administration
Steering estates through Miami-Dade probate, including ancillary administration for non-resident decedents.
Not verdicts — tenure
The measure of the practice
- of Florida trusts and estates practice
- 22 years
- counsel in English, Spanish and Portuguese
- 3 languages
- board certified in Wills, Trusts & Estates, The Florida Bar
- Since 2010
Conversation to stewardship
How an estate plan comes together
A first conversation
Unhurried and confidential: what you hold, whom you hold it for, and where the law will have opinions. No documents are drafted until the intent is exact.
Design
The architecture of the plan — wills, trusts, powers, beneficiary designations — mapped in plain language before a word of legal drafting begins.
Signing
Executed to Florida’s formalities, witnessed and notarized properly, with originals stored and copies where your family will find them.
Stewardship
Reviews on life events and every few years, so the plan keeps pace with your family, your assets and the law.
Other practice areas
Wills and revocable trusts
Core instruments drafted to Florida’s formalities, with homestead handled correctly from the start.
International and cross-border planning
Coordinating assets and heirs across jurisdictions — Latin America, Europe and Canada in particular.
Powers of attorney and health-care directives
The documents that speak for you while you are living, drawn so they are honored when presented.
Estate and gift tax planning
Structures that carry wealth across generations deliberately, with the tax consequences measured first.
Business succession
Passing a family enterprise intact: governance, buy-sell terms and the timing that keeps it working.
An introductory conversation, without charge
An hour together and no engagement letter — long enough to know whether this is the right firm for your family.