Wills & Estates
Trusts and Living Trusts
Revocable and irrevocable trusts that hold up when they are needed, and are funded properly rather than signed and forgotten.
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
New Wills
Core instruments drafted to Florida’s formalities, with homestead handled correctly from the start.
Probate
Steering estates through Miami-Dade probate, including ancillary administration for non-resident decedents.
Estate Planning
The whole architecture — instruments, powers and beneficiary designations — designed before a word of drafting begins.
Asset Protection
Structures that place assets beyond reach lawfully and in advance, while creditors are still a possibility rather than a fact.
Estates Administration
Carrying an estate or trust through after a death: accountings, distributions and the paperwork a family should not have to learn.
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.