Estate Planning Lawyer in Sarasota County

Wills, Living Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney, Advanced Directives in Florida

According to AARP, 6 out of 10 adults in the United States do not have a will. And that is understandable. It can be uncomfortable to plan for the end of life or an event when you are incapacitated; however, it is in your best interest. It is in your best interest (and often required when going for a surgical procedure) to have a living will and make the decisions related to the medical treatment you wish, or do not wish, to receive. It is in your best interest to elect a health care surrogate and power of attorney. It is in your best interest to have a will, so you can instruct how your estate is to be distributed.

The online legal form generators may not be your best option to execute your estate plan. You will likely have questions that only an experienced estate planning attorney can answer. If you are a Florida resident, there are certain formalities that are required for your estate documents to be valid.

At the Casella Law Group, our experienced estate planning attorneys will advise you as to what documents are required to achieve your objectives; explain the meaning and purpose of each clause within your estate plan; and execute your estate plan to meet all requirements by the state of Florida.

Whether you are seeking a will, trust, durable power of attorney, advanced directive, amendment/ codicil to a previously executed document, or a comprehensive estate plan, our estate planning attorneys will execute your estate plan with the utmost care and attention to detail.

Call the Casella Law Group at (941) 234-1432 to speak to an estate planning attorney today.