Practice Area
Plan Review
An attorney-led look at the will, trust, powers of attorney, and beneficiary designations you already have, so you know whether they still do the job you bought them to do.
Why It Matters
Estate plans go stale. Laws change, families change, assets change — and the documents in your safe-deposit box stay frozen at the day you signed them. A plan that worked ten years ago may name trustees who have died or moved, leave assets to beneficiaries no longer in your life, or rely on documents that Florida treats differently than the state where you signed them.
A plan review reads what you have and tells you three things: what your documents actually say, whether they comply with Florida law, and what is missing. We summarize the trust, power of attorney, and health care directive in plain English, identify compliance gaps, point out problem provisions, and flag items worth adding — including digital asset authority, which most older plans never addressed. We do not redraft during the review.
Most clients come to us after moving to Florida from another state, after a marriage, divorce, or death has outpaced the documents, or simply because it has been five-plus years since anyone looked at the plan.
You may need this if you:
- You moved to Florida from another state and want a Florida-law check
- Your spouse, a child, or a named fiduciary has passed away or moved
- You have remarried or divorced since you signed the documents
- You have not opened the binder in five or more years
- You inherited a plan from a parent and need to know whether to keep it
- You bought a trust online and want a real attorney to read it
Our Services
What We Handle
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Give us a call — we’re happy to answer questions before you start your intake.
