We understand the importance of protecting your assets and the future of your loved ones. We believe that you should have the opportunity to control what happens to your assets during your lifetime and after your death.

Here are some valuable documents that we can draft and customize for your unique and personal situation:

• Will – A Will instructs how your assets will be distributed when you die. If you do not have a Will when you die, Florida law will dictate how your assets will be distributed.

• Living Will – A Living Will instructs others what to do when you are incapacitated. It says your instructions on things like how you want to deal with forced feeding, artificial respiration, and “do not resuscitate” orders.

• Health Care Surrogate Designation – A Health Care Surrogate Designation lets the person you designate to make medical decisions for you when you are incapacitated. This person will have the authority to make medical decisions for you in situations not covered in your Living Will.

• Power of Attorney – A Power of Attorney can authorize someone else to handle your assets, including signing contracts, deeds, tax returns, and other documents on your behalf. This is very important during the times when you are incapacitated to make sure that your assets are being managed by a person you trust.

• Pre-Need Guardianship Designation – A Pre-Need Guardianship Designation instructs others on who you prefer to be your guardian. This is applicable for situations when a guardian is being chosen for you after a court determines that you need a limited or plenary guardianship, or when a court issues an Emergency Guardianship order on your behalf.

We also represent individuals facing probate litigation, contested estates, and Will contests.

We offer several legal fee options and affordable payment plans that you can choose from. Contact us today to understand your rights, discuss your options, and determine a strategic course of action for your case.