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Practice areas

Protection is paramount.

Legacy Shield Law helps Florida families protect autonomy, property, children, and legacies—through careful planning before a crisis and focused advocacy when court becomes necessary.

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Practical guidance for planning, administration, and conflict.

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Plan ahead

Estate Planning

Build a coordinated Florida plan for incapacity and death, including the five foundational documents many adults should consider, probate-avoidance strategies, and revocable, irrevocable, special-needs, and ABLE planning.

  • Wills and incapacity documents
  • Trust selection and funding
  • Children and beneficiary planning
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Carry out the plan

Probate & Trust Administration

Guide personal representatives, trustees, and beneficiaries through gathering assets, notices, creditor issues, fiduciary duties, accountings, taxes, and distributions.

  • Formal and summary administration
  • Trust administration
  • Homestead and creditor questions
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Resolve disputes

Probate & Trust Litigation

Prepare and advocate in disputes involving capacity, undue influence, fiduciary conduct, ownership, accountings, document validity, and contested inheritances.

  • Will and trust contests
  • Trustee and personal-representative disputes
  • Evidence, deadlines, and remedies
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Protect every generation

Guardianship

Address guardianship needs from infants to nonagenarians while preserving due process, dignity, family participation, and the least restrictive appropriate alternative.

  • Minor and adult guardianships
  • Contested incapacity and appointments
  • Emergency and restoration proceedings
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Protect vulnerable adults

Elder Law & Financial Exploitation

Coordinate planning and litigation when aging, capacity, benefits, caregiving, isolation, suspicious transfers, or misuse of authority threatens a vulnerable adult.

  • Powers of attorney and fiduciary review
  • Undue influence and exploitation
  • Protective and recovery strategies
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Protect children and families

Related Civil & Family Litigation

Draw on extensive family-law and civil-litigation experience in high-conflict resolutions, paternity, adoption, family transitions, and child-centric estate planning.

  • High-conflict family matters
  • Paternity and adoption
  • Child-centered legacy planning
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General information only: Every matter is different. This website is not legal advice, and contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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