Jennifer Englert

We all recall the iconic movie scene, where children gather around a lawyer's desk, often in a dimly lit library, for the dramatic reading of a will. Perhaps there's a visual version where the departed themselves narrate their last wishes.

While such scenes evoke drama or humor, they don't mirror reality.

Our purpose is to eliminate any potential drama for your cherished survivors.

The key to achieving this is your will.

In straightforward terms, a will is a document that outlines how you want your estate managed, along with other crucial aspects of your life. Among its vital clauses is the provision that addresses the fate of your minor children, if applicable to your circumstances.

Without a will, the distribution of your estate falls under the jurisdiction of a judge, according to Florida law. This may or may not align with the legacy you intend to leave. A will ensures that the judge, the court, and your family grasp your posthumous wishes without ambiguity.

For an in-depth exploration of the ramifications of not having a will, refer to our comprehensive article on the topic. It sheds light on why we advocate for everyone to have a will.

Although creating a will can be straightforward, our team has dedicated their careers to helping individuals craft theirs. We collaborate with you to encompass all necessary aspects in your will.