Estate Planning & Probate Attorneys in Florida

What Is Estate Planning & Probate in Florida?

4,704 active attorneys with The Florida Bar list Estate Planning & Probate as a practice area, including attorneys whose bar classification is "Estate Planning & Probate".

When Do You Need a Estate Planning & Probate Attorney in Florida?

You need a Florida estate planning & probate attorney when navigating any matter governed by Florida estate planning & probate law. Early consultation can preserve legal options and prevent costly procedural mistakes. Many Florida attorneys offer free initial consultations.

Costs and Timeline

Florida estate planning & probate attorneys typically charge hourly ($200-$400) or flat fees depending on case type. Many offer free initial consultations. All fee structures must be communicated to the client in writing per Rule 4-1.5 of the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar.

Florida Laws and Statutes

Florida estate planning & probate is governed by the Florida Probate Code — Chapter 732 (wills and intestate succession), Chapter 733 (administration), and the Florida Trust Code (Chapter 736). Summary administration is available for estates of $75,000 or less, or when the decedent has been dead more than two years (§ 735.201).

Estate Planning & Probate Attorneys by County

Pre-screened estate planning & probate attorneys serving each Florida county. Counts reflect active The Florida Bar members with offices in-county. Each county links to a full directory page for the matching practice area.

Florida Estate Planning & Probate Guides & Resources

Free guides covering key topics in Florida estate planning & probate. Plain-English, statute-cited.

Common Questions About Florida Estate Planning & Probate