Simmons Business Law Group, PLLC
4.5
Serves New Port Richey, FL
5 years in business
Our business focus is hands on and client focused. As a Florida Attorney I am a little unique in that I am a dually licensed Florida Certified Public Accountant and Tax Attorney. I have also managed and operated a CPA firm in Maryland for more than 15 years. I am willing to discuss your Business Law, Estate Planning & Probate, Bankruptcy, and of course Tax Situations with you. We understand the sensitivity and confidential nature of your personal matters and we will be here for you!! When searching for an attorney look for someone, that will be in communication with you, experienced in your matters, local, and willing to listen and fight for your results. We believe that we can provide that for you and more.........
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AWS Law Firm - Estate Planning & Probate Attorneys
4.5
Serves New Port Richey, FL
7 years in business
We are law firm located in Tampa, FL, focusing on Estate Planning, Trust Planning, Wills, Probate, Guardianships, and related areas. We handle litigation and trials for contested cases.
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Hiring the right law firm can make all the difference to you, your spouse, and your children. We are here to help!
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Amy Coxhead, Esq.
4.5
Serves New Port Richey, FL
33 years in business
Wills, Living Trusts, Medical Powers of Attorney, Financial Powers of Attorney, Nomination of Guardian for Minors.
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1. What does a wills attorney do?
A wills attorney helps clients draft, review, and update wills to ensure their assets are distributed according to their wishes after death.
2. When should I hire a wills attorney?
You should hire a wills attorney when creating your first will, making significant life changes, or wanting to ensure your estate plan is legally sound.
3. How much does it cost to hire a wills attorney?
Costs vary by attorney and complexity but typically range from $300 to $1,000 for a basic will. More complex estate planning will cost more.
4. Can a wills attorney help update my will?
Yes, wills attorneys can assist with updating your will to reflect life changes like marriage, divorce, births, or changes in assets.
5. Do I need a wills attorney if I have a DIY will?
While DIY wills can be valid, a wills attorney ensures your document is legally sound, tailored to your situation, and minimizes potential disputes.
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