St. Augustine's Largest Law Group
Wills Attorney in St. Augustine, Florida
Protecting Your Family, Assets & Legacy
A Last Will and Testament is the foundation of any estate plan. At St. Johns Law Group, St. Augustine’s largest law firm, our wills attorneys in St. Augustine help individuals and families throughout St. Johns County, Ponte Vedra, Palm Coast, and Northeast Florida create legally valid wills that protect loved ones and ensure assets are distributed according to their wishes.
Without a will in Florida, your estate will be distributed under intestacy laws, which may not align with your intentions. Our attorneys ensure your will is properly drafted, executed, and enforceable under Florida probate law.
Why You Need a Will in Florida
Creating a will provides clarity and security for your family. A properly prepared will allows you to:
Designate how your assets will be distributed
Name guardians for minor children (family law attorneys in St. Augustine)
Provide for special needs dependents
Reduce family disputes and avoid uncertainty
Ensure your intentions—not state law—control your estate
Customized Will Drafting Services
Every family is unique, which is why we tailor each will to your specific needs. Our attorneys regularly assist clients with:
Simple Wills – straightforward planning for small or moderate estates
Complex Wills – for larger estates, blended families, or unique asset structures
Pour-Over Wills – used with trusts to transfer remaining assets at death
Guardian Designations – ensuring the right person cares for your children
Living Wills & Advance Directives – instructions for medical care and end-of-life decisions (advance directives attorney St. Augustine)
Reviewing or Updating an Existing Will
If you already have a will, it’s important to review and update it after major life changes such as:
Marriage, divorce, or remarriage
Birth or adoption of a child
Purchase or sale of property (real estate attorneys in St. Augustine)
Retirement or business succession (business succession planning attorneys)
Death of a spouse, child, or named beneficiary
Our attorneys can review your will to ensure it reflects your current wishes and complies with Florida law.
Probate & Wills in Florida
When a loved one passes away, a will typically must go through probate in Florida. At St. Johns Law Group, we guide families and personal representatives through the probate process, ensuring:
Estates are administered efficiently
Legal requirements are met
Disputes among heirs are minimized
Why Choose St. Johns Law Group?
St. Augustine’s Largest Law Firm – 12 attorneys with 265+ years of combined legal experience
Full-Service Team – including estate planning, probate, real estate, tax, and litigation attorneys
Local Knowledge – serving St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra, Palm Coast, Jacksonville, and surrounding areas
Dedicated & Responsive Service® – our attorneys are committed to protecting your family’s future
📞 Schedule a Will Consultation Today
Don’t leave your family’s future to chance. Whether you’re preparing your first will or updating an existing one, our experienced wills attorneys in St. Augustine are here to help.
👉 Contact St. Johns Law Group today to schedule a consultation—available in person, by phone, or virtually.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I die without a will in Florida?
Your assets will be distributed according to Florida’s intestacy laws, which may not reflect your wishes.
Can I write my own will in Florida?
DIY wills often fail to meet Florida’s strict legal requirements, leaving them vulnerable to challenge. An attorney ensures validity.
Do I need both a will and a trust?
Not always. Wills are the foundation of estate planning, while trusts may be recommended for probate avoidance or complex situations. Our attorneys can help you decide.
Meet Our Estate Planning Attorneys
Contact Us:
- 104 Sea Grove Main Street | St. Augustine, Florida 32080
