Wills Lawyer in Florida

Do you know what would happen to your property and loved ones if something unexpected occurred? Without a will in Florida, the state decides how your assets are distributed—often in ways that may not align with your wishes. It’s a scenario that no one wants, but it’s easy to prevent by creating a clear and legally valid will.

At Zweben Law Group, we understand how important it is to plan for the future. A well-crafted will not only protects your assets but also ensures that your loved ones are cared for. If you’ve been putting off this vital step, now is the time to act. 

Contact us today for a free consultation, and let’s work together to secure your legacy.

Why You Need a Will in Florida?

A will isn’t just a legal document—it’s a way to protect the people and things you care about most. Here’s why having a will is so essential:

• Avoid Intestacy
  Without a will, Florida’s intestate succession laws dictate who inherits your property. This process may leave out loved ones or allocate your assets in ways you wouldn’t have chosen.
• Control Your Assets
  With a will, you decide who gets what. Whether it’s a family heirloom, your home, or specific financial assets, your wishes are honored.
• Protect Your Loved Ones
  Losing someone is hard enough without having to sort through a confusing legal process. A will simplifies probate, making it easier for your family to handle your estate.
• Name a Guardian for Minor Children
  If you have young children, your will can appoint a trusted guardian to care for them. This decision is too important to leave to chance.
• Minimize Family Disputes
  A clear, legally sound will reduces misunderstandings and disagreements among your loved ones, helping to maintain family harmony.
• Specific Bequests
  You can leave sentimental or financial gifts to people or organizations that matter most to you.
• Charitable Giving
  If giving back is important to you, a will allows you to support causes and charities close to your heart.

Zweben Law Group’s Approach to Wills & Estate Planning

Creating a will isn’t something you should have to figure out on your own. At Zweben Law Group, we guide you through the process with care, precision, and a focus on what’s best for you and your family.

Comprehensive Estate Planning

From drafting wills to creating trusts and managing probate, we cover every aspect of estate planning.

• Will Drafting: We help create documents that clearly outline your wishes and stand up in court.
• Trusts: Whether you need a revocable trust, irrevocable trust, or special needs trust, we’ll explain the benefits and make sure it aligns with your goals.
• Probate and Estate Administration: If your will goes through probate, we’re here to guide your family every step of the way.

The Zweben Difference

Our values set us apart:

• We Go the Extra Mile: We make sure every detail of your will is handled with care.
• We Get It Done: Your time is valuable, and we work efficiently to complete the process.
• We Believe in Innovation: We stay informed about Florida’s estate laws to offer you the best solutions.
• Our Positivity is Contagious: We provide support during what can feel like an overwhelming time.
• We are Meticulous: Every part of your will is checked for accuracy and clarity.

The Will Creation Process

We’ve streamlined the process of creating a will, making it as straightforward as possible:

1. Initial Consultation
   We’ll start with a free consultation to discuss your goals and priorities.
2. Information Gathering
   Together, we’ll gather the necessary details about your assets, beneficiaries, and personal wishes.
3. Draft Preparation
   We’ll draft your will, ensuring it reflects your intentions.
4. Review and Revisions
   You’ll have the chance to review and suggest changes until everything is just right.
5. Will Execution and Witnessing
   We’ll guide you through the final steps to ensure your will is legally valid in Florida.

Will Updates and Revisions

Life changes, and so should your will. Major events like marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or changes in your financial situation can all impact your estate plan. Regular reviews help keep your will current, so it always reflects your wishes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wills in Florida

How often should I update my will?

It’s a good idea to review your will every few years or after significant life changes.

What happens if I die without a will?

Your estate will be distributed according to Florida’s intestate succession laws, which may not align with your preferences.

Can I disinherit someone in my will?

Yes, but it must be clearly stated in the document.

Contact Us Today

Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take for your family’s future. Don’t wait—call Zweben Law Group today at 772-758-7585  to schedule your free consultation. You can reach us by phone, email, or through our online contact form. Let us help you secure peace of mind for tomorrow.