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John Law Estate Planning Attorney

Estate Plans - Trusts - Probate Adminatration

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"Estate planning can be stressful and full of complications. We try to make it easy and done right." John, Partner

  • 15 Years of Experience
  • Custom Trusts Plans
  • Asset Protection
  • Probate Administration
  • Power of Attorneys

5/5
"John and his team took the time to understand my needs. My family is in a better place.
Dawn
5/5
"I have been working with John Smith Law Firm for several years. They have successfully closed another transaction for me. They are always very professional, responsive and fair. They represent me honorably and I would confidently recommend them to anyone."
Art
5/5
"Did a great job helping me form a family trust"
Rita

Why Choose John Smith Law?

For over 15 years, John Smith Law firm has dedicated itself to providing the best estate planning services in Palm Beach County.

John focuses his practice on probate and guardianship cases, including litigation and disputes involving estates, trusts, and guardianships, as well as estate and wealth planning for high-net-worth clients. Specifically, he deals with estate and trust tax matters. 

His extensive background as a CPA at two of the leading accounting companies in the country is a great addition to her practice. He also has extensive experience supervising and managing accounting and IRS audits and advising clients in lawsuits involving millions of dollars.

Real Estate, Probate and Trust Law Section, Florida Bar
Business Law Section, Florida Bar
American Academy of Attorney-CPAs

Estate Planning FAQ

According to Florida Law, every person in Florida is deemed to have a will.

Your will may be valid, we recommend a Florida attorney review it.

Most trusts can be updated or even revoked. There are potentially legal and tax consequences to changing them.

Yes, in most cases you can exclude people from your will.

A will is not usually public and may be private after a person passes. 

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West Palm Beach, FL 33478

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