Wills, Trusts, and Estates

Estate planning is a highly personal process. Our attorneys will work closely with you to craft a custom estate plan that suits your particular legal needs and wishes, while explaining the process along the way. 

Our attorneys also can advise and counsel you in probate and trust administrations, whether you are a personal representative (executor) or trustee. Our attorneys have years of experience in these fields and will offer a professional, yet sensitive approach to your particular probate or trust issue.

Below are just some of the estate planning and probate issues our firm can address:

  • Will-based estate planning 
  • Revocable Trust-based estate planning 
  • Irrevocable Trusts
  • Estate Tax Planning (federal and Maine) 
  • Gift, Income, and Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax Planning
  • Small Business Succession Planning
  • Charitable Planning
  • Asset Protection
  • Estate Planning for High Net-Worth and Ultra High Net Worth Individuals
  • Estate Planning for Blended Families
  • Estate Planning for Families with Minor Children
  • Enhanced Life Estate (“Lady Bird”) Deeds and Maine Transfer-on-Death Deeds
  • Supplemental Needs Trusts
  • Probate Administration
  • Trust Administration
  • Probate litigation
  • Trust litigation
  • Fiduciary litigation

Attorney Adam Czaya is board certified by The Florida Bar in Wills, Trusts and Estates, and is one of fewer than 1% of Florida attorneys to hold this expert-level distinction.

While it may seem unpleasant to discuss end of life decisions, it is a necessary process to ensure that you and your family are taken care of in the way you wish, and the attorneys at the Keith Taylor Law Group will help guide you through every step of the estate planning process, and provide you with peace of mind.

You can get answers to some of the most common estate planning questions we receive from clients by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions page, where we discuss topics like how to know your last will and testament is valid, what probate is and how to avoid it, and whether your estate plan should include documents other than your last will and testament.

Please contact us today to set up an appointment with one of our attorneys to review your estate planning needs and wishes and craft a plan that works for you and your family.

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