Probate Attorney

Our attorneys and lawyers can help with any Probate Will Administration Trust Dispute other estate matter.  We have over 10 attorneys, including an attorney with over 30 years of experience representing clients in disputed estates. 

We understand the legal issues involved and the process of Probate Will Administration Trust Dispute representation.  Our probate attorneys can also advise clients should a dispute arise between the heirs of an estate, whether a disputed will or trust.

A Team of Attorneys?

With a team of experienced probate attorneys, our lawyers routinely confer, share ideas and discuss case strategy as a law group. Importantly, this team approach helps our attorneys to provide legal advice clients expect and allows our attorneys to call on the depth of the firm whenever necessary.

• Felecia Walker for contested probate, will administration, and trust disputes.
• John Whiteman for uncontested probate. 

We have a team of four (4) attorneys who routinely represent clients in disputed estate matters.  

What Experience Do You Have?

We have represented probate clients in hundreds of adverse hearings, mediations and final hearings regarding disputes between heirs, including family disputes and disputes between family and nonfamily caregivers.  Our Probate Will Administration Trust Dispute attorneys have the experience to help guide clients through the sensitivities of negotiating among family, as well as knowing when to fight hard in the situation of nonfamily who may have taken advantage of an elderly parent.

Can We Protect Assets of the Estate?

Our probate attorneys and trust dispute lawyers understand the importance of preserving and protecting estate assets.  When appropriate, we have filed motions for emergency relief and for temporary injunctions. 

We have represented Probate Will Administration Trust Dispute clients is connection with securing items such as:

• A bank account or investment account in the sole name of a decedent.
• A life insurance policy, annuity contract, or individual retirement account payable to the decedent’s estate.
• Heirlooms and treasured assets passed down for generations.
• Business assets and business goodwill.
• Investments.
• Real estate titled in the sole name of the decedent, or in the name of the decedent and another person as tenants in common.
• Homestead property.

How Do We Pay Attorney’s Fees?

We are flexible in fee arrangements, including hourly billing and flat fee, depending on the type of probate or contested estate matter.    

Under Florida Law, you can also chose to have an attorney represent you in a probate action for the statutory amount of fees.  Specifically, F.S. § 733.6171, governs compensation of attorney for the personal representative.  Ask us about this option.

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