Start with your situation.
A home purchase, a family change, an unanswered question. Tell the team what you need help with.
Home / Estate planning
Estate planning attorneys in St. Pete Beach. A conversation about your family, your home, and the decisions you want to make for the future.

Start where you are
You may have just moved to Florida, welcomed a child, started thinking about retirement, or lost someone close. You don’t need to know which document to ask for.
Start with what has changed and what matters to you.
Talk with the team ↗Build around your priorities
Use these topics to start a conversation. The right approach depends on your circumstances and goals.
Discuss the people and property you want your plan to account for, and whether a will, trust, or other documents fit your goals.
Talk about who you would want to help with financial or health-care decisions and how to document those wishes.
Bring your current documents and a list of what has changed—family, property, or your move to Florida.
Discuss what should happen to your business as your life and responsibilities change.
Where our two practices meet
How you own property and how you plan for the future are connected. Bring your deed, your existing estate documents, and your questions to the same table.
New to Florida? Ask the team to review how your existing plan fits your life here.
Talk about your home and plan ↗
After a loss
If you’re handling a loved one’s estate, begin with a conversation about the property, available documents, and your immediate questions.
Ask about probate ↗A clear place to begin
A home purchase, a family change, an unanswered question. Tell the team what you need help with.
Discuss your priorities, the relevant documents, and possible next steps with an attorney.
Ask about scope, timing, and fees before deciding how to proceed.
Your next step
Tell us what brings you here. Contact the office to ask about a consultation and what to bring.
Call (727) 223-6080 ↗350 Corey Ave
St. Pete Beach, FL 33706
Contacting the firm does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Please avoid sending confidential information before speaking with the team.