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Brevard County Estate Planning Lawyers

Let Us Create Your Comprehensive Florida Estate Plan

If you own a business or have private assets to protect, there is no better time than now to establish a comprehensive estate plan.

The attorneys of HMTLAW- Howze, Monaghan & Theriac, PLC, are experienced estate planners. We understand that you have worked hard to accumulate what you own and that you do not want to lose your financial legacy to divorce, medical bills, lawsuits, excessive taxation or other potential threats.

Likewise, we understand that you may wish to dictate how your health care decisions are made, even if you no longer are able to make those decisions yourself.

Our Brevard County estate planning attorneys help individuals and couples of all ages create rational and legally sound estate plans that preserve their assets and secure their intentions long into the future.

By planning effectively today, you can give yourself and your loved ones valuable peace of mind. For more information, call us in Cocoa, Florida, at 321-252-1318.

Estate Planning Tools That Work for You | Merritt Island Wills and Trusts Attorneys

We assist clients with planning for their financial future using a variety of estate planning tools, including:

  • Wills. Wills are valuable tools that allow you to control how your assets will be distributed after your death. Our attorneys are experienced in drafting and enforcing wills in probate actions.
  • Powers of attorney. Our lawyers can assist you in establishing powers of attorney - choosing willing representatives to make important decisions for you if you become incapacitated or are otherwise indisposed (such as being out of the country).
  • Trusts. Trusts allow people to preserve assets, minimize estate taxes, and dedicate them for specific purposes, such as the education and support of a minor or nursing care for a disabled or elderly loved one. Depending on your needs and circumstances, we can assist you in establishing an irrevocable or revocable trust. Properly funded trusts eliminate the need for probate after your death.
  • Health care directives. Using documents such as advance health care directives, physician directives and living wills, our attorneys can help you set conditions for your medical care as you near the end of your life.
  • Probate and trust administration. We assist executors and personal representative throughout probate proceedings and represent and advise trustees on how to manage and administer trusts . If desired, you may retain our attorneys to handle details related to your estate, including executing your will, handling probate actions, and performing other duties such as creating an inventory of your estate, filing tax returns, paying debts and distributing your assets according to your will or trust.
  • Asset protection. Many business owners, physicians, lawyers and other professionals need to protect personal assets from lawsuits. We can help you protect your assets and business interests using family limited partnerships (FLPs), land trusts, annuities, life insurance, homestead protections, and other methods.
  • Prenuptial/pre-marital agreements. If you are married (or remarrying) and have assets or children to protect, crafting a pre-marital agreement could be a wise choice. Our lawyers can help you draft a prenuptial or antenuptial agreement that protects your interests.
  • Real estate. Our attorneys are experienced in residential and commercial real estate matters. We can help you acquire title insurance, execute a purchase or sale, or draft, review or defend a contract or lease.

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For more information or to consult with an experienced estate planning attorney, contact us online in Cocoa, Florida, or by calling us at 321-252-1318.

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