Will & Trusts

Wills and Trusts Lawyer Serving Florida

Wills and trusts are an essential part of your estate planning, as they provide instructions on the distribution of assets among beneficiaries. The skilled legal professionals at Selis Law Firm specialize in crafting and updating wills and trusts for residents throughout the state of Florida. Our experienced team can guide you through the complexities of estate planning and help you decide which service is right for your unique circumstances. Secure your legacy today.
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Wills Are the Foundation of Your Estate Planning

A will is a powerful estate planning document allowing you to distribute your assets after your death, outline funeral arrangements, and name guardians for minor children. Our skilled and experienced team has drafted numerous wills and is familiar with the complexities of this estate planning tool. We can ensure your will is properly drafted, witnessed, and executed according to Florida law, giving you peace of mind.

Trusts Are a Powerful Tool for Protecting Your Assets

Trusts provide greater protection and better control over your assets. Your assets are assigned to a trustee who manages and distributes them according to the instructions in the document. Beneficiaries can avoid probate court's costly and time-consuming process by placing their assets in a trust. Trusts also provide greater control over how and when your assets are distributed. Establishing a trust offers numerous advantages in the following instances:

Blended Families

Every family unit is unique. Trusts can be composed to ensure your current spouse and children, along with children from previous relationships, are all cared for according to the grantor's instructions.

Parents With Minor Children

Trusts allow you to provide care and financial support for your children throughout their lifetime by distributing assets at specific moments, such as a birthday or certain milestones.

High Net Worth

If your estate tax exceeds the federal estate tax-exempt list, a trust ensures more of your assets pass to your beneficiaries.

Business Owners

A trust can help ensure a smooth ownership transition and protect your business assets if you own a business.
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