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Simple and Complex Wills in St. Augustine, FL

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A Will That Supports Your Wishes

We know how stressful and overwhelming it can feel to tackle a will, but we also know how important it is to keep your estate and family protected. When it’s time to create or modify your will, where will you turn?

As local wills lawyers, we strive to do everything we can to take the stress off of you and give you the confidence you need when creating your will.

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How Can Our Wills Lawyers in St. Augustine Help You?

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Our wills attorneys can help you create whatever type of will you need, from the simplest will to the most complex. We frequently prepare wills for clients throughout Northeast Florida, including those in: St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Palm Coast, Ponte Vedra, Daytona Beach, Palatka, Saint Johns County, Putnam County, Duval County, Volusia County

No matter your needs, bring them to our team of experienced wills attorneys. We fully understand Florida law and will effectively apply it to your specific situation.

Why You Need a Will Attorney in St. Augustine

If you pass away without executing a valid will, you’ll be considered to have passed away “intestate.” When a person passes away intestate in Florida, the decedent’s previous statements or intentions regarding the distribution of their property may not be followed under intestacy laws. This means the decedent’s estate may be distributed to someone other than who the decedent truly wanted their assets to go to. Similarly, a self-written or form-filled will causes problems since they often omit key provisions or fail to account for complex legal rules that can limit the intended effect of the will.

An intestate person’s property that’s not jointly owned with another living person will be disposed of per the provisions of Florida Statute §732.101-§732.901. In most cases, this distributes the assets to the surviving spouse, or to the decedent’s descendants. Certain life events can also drastically alter the validity and effect of a previously drafted will, making periodic will updates essential.

When you work with a professional wills lawyer, you can rest easy knowing your will is well-drafted and up-to-date so your estate and family will be protected.

Get Help Drafting Your Will from Our Attorneys in Northeast Florida

We believe you and your family deserve peace of mind about the future, and our will attorneys in St. Augustine can help you get it. To ensure your property is in fact distributed to your intended beneficiaries upon your death, it’s critical to work with one of our experienced wills lawyers.

If you don’t have a will or estate plan yet, or if you have an existing will that hasn’t been updated recently, we’ll be happy to help you prepare or modify your will to ensure your property is disbursed exactly as you intend.