Estate Planning

Estate Planning Attorneys in Miami, Florida

Planning ahead can help you protect the future financial security of your family, but only if your decisions are economically sound and legally valid.

At Kofsky & Associates, in Miami, Florida, our estate planning attorneys routinely work with certified financial planners and certified public accountants to help our clients create effective estate plans. We provide knowledgeable and forthright legal advice to guide your planning decisions and effectuate your wishes.

Contact us today to schedule your free consultation to discuss your concerns with an experienced estate planning attorney.

Handling Simple and Complex Estate Planning Concerns

Our experienced estate planning lawyers can help you plan for the distribution of your estate, address health care legal matters for the later years of your life, and, as necessary, guide business succession planning. We frequently prepare a wide range of estate planning documents, including:

• Simple wills
• Complex wills
• Irrevocable trusts
• Revocable trusts
• Living trusts
• Death tax planning
• Business succession planning contracts
• Durable powers of attorney
• Living wills
• Advance directives
• Health care proxies

We can guide you for critical decisions in directing the distribution of your assets, planning for business succession and preparing for your future medical care.

In addition to preparing estate plans, we routinely represent people in the probate administration process, helping people who have recently lost family members or other loved ones administer the estate.

Addressing Business Succession Concerns

If you are the owner of a small or mid-sized family business, planning for the future of the business is essential. Far too frequently, businesses fail to take such measures, leaving chaos upon the death of an owner.

For example, in a business partnership, if one partner dies - half of the partnership may be willed to someone without any business knowledge or desire to run a company. Sorting out the respective rights and interests can detract from the focus on important business matters. By planning ahead, you can minimize the disruptions to your business. Our lawyers can help you address these concerns.

To speak with an experienced estate planning attorney, come to our firm today. Contact us to schedule your free initial consultation today.

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