guardianship | estate planning | probate | (941) 241-8266
guardianship | estate planning | probate | (941) 241-8266

No one likes to think about the possibility of being incapacitated, but a Designation of Healthcare Surrogate and a Living Will provide you and your loved ones with essential peace of mind. These documents ensure that your health care decisions are carried out according to your wishes and by the person(s) you trust. They also help relie
No one likes to think about the possibility of being incapacitated, but a Designation of Healthcare Surrogate and a Living Will provide you and your loved ones with essential peace of mind. These documents ensure that your health care decisions are carried out according to your wishes and by the person(s) you trust. They also help relieve the burden on your family and reduce the risk of potential conflicts.
If you don’t yet have a healthcare surrogate designation or living will — or if it’s time to update your existing documents — we can guide you. Contact our office today to discuss how we can create a comprehensive, legally sound plan that reflects your personal preferences.

Legal Guardianship is an important, court-directed process that ensures the interests of incapacitated adults and minors are protected. Incapacity can result from dementia, stroke, injury, or other medical conditions, that render a person unable to care for themselves and/or their property. Minors (under age 18) that receive an inheritanc
Legal Guardianship is an important, court-directed process that ensures the interests of incapacitated adults and minors are protected. Incapacity can result from dementia, stroke, injury, or other medical conditions, that render a person unable to care for themselves and/or their property. Minors (under age 18) that receive an inheritance or settlement from a legal claim may require a guardianship of that property depending on the amount received.
Guardian Advocacy is a special type of guardianship for developmentally disabled adults.
We handle guardianship and guardian advocacy. If you are interested in learning about the process and whether it is necessary for a family member or loved one, please contact the office to schedule a consultation.

DIY “will” websites can be tempting—much like trying to diagnose an illness with “Dr. Google”—but the results aren’t always reliable. Every person’s situation is different, and there is no one-size-fits-all will.
Florida law has specific requirements for a will to be valid, including how it must be signed and witnessed. If those requirem
DIY “will” websites can be tempting—much like trying to diagnose an illness with “Dr. Google”—but the results aren’t always reliable. Every person’s situation is different, and there is no one-size-fits-all will.
Florida law has specific requirements for a will to be valid, including how it must be signed and witnessed. If those requirements aren’t met, the will may be partially or completely invalid, meaning assets could be distributed as if no will existed. Even small mistakes can complicate probate, delay distributions, increase costs, and open the door to challenges that undermine your final wishes.
Trying to save money now by using a DIY will often results in your heirs spending far more later—or worse, your wishes not being carried out at all. Online tools may provide general information, but there is no substitute for speaking with an experienced estate planning attorney who can ensure your will is legally sound and tailored to your circumstances.
One size does not fit all for estate planning, and that includes how you meet with the attorney. For those clients who can travel, our office is located in Bradenton. Telephone or Zoom consultations are also available. For those that cannot travel, but want to meet in person, we can schedule an appointment at your home, office, ALF or nursing home. If you are interested in an estate planning, probate or guardianship consultation, please call us and we can make arrangements for a location and format that is best for you.
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