Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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We are a law firm dedicated to securing your family’s future through estate planning, special needs planning, guardianship, probate, and trust administration. We’re committed to providing clarity, compassion, and expert guidance every step of the way.
Our main office is located in Hollywood, Florida, and we are committed to making planning both convenient and accessible. We offer both in-person and virtual consultations, allowing you to secure your family's future from wherever you are.
We don’t just draft documents, we craft legacies. Our hands-on, personalized approach focuses on the unique needs of individuals with disabilities, ensuring long-term security, access to benefits, and a clear path forward for families.
Other firms call these initial meetings consultations. We call them Solutions Meetings. The purpose of these meetings is simple, to get a true and deep understanding of your wants, needs, and goals. We will then provide guidance on the best way to move forward. We do charge a small fee for our Solutions Meetings. Any fees paid for these meetings are applied to future legal fees.
While our primary focus is on Special Needs Planning and Special Needs Estate Planning, we also handle guardianship, guardian advocacy, asset protection and probate, and trust administration matters.
Who is Legacy Solutions Law Firm?
We are a law firm dedicated to securing your family’s future through estate planning, special needs planning, guardianship, probate, and trust administration. We’re committed to providing clarity, compassion, and expert guidance every step of the way.
Where are you located?
Our main office is located in Hollywood, Florida, and we are committed to making planning both convenient and accessible. We offer both in-person and virtual consultations, allowing you to secure your family's future from wherever you are.
What makes Legacy Law Solutions different?
We don’t just draft documents, we craft legacies. Our hands-on, personalized approach focuses on the unique needs of individuals with disabilities, ensuring long-term security, access to benefits, and a clear path forward for families.
Are your consultations free?
Other firms call these initial meetings consultations. We call them Solutions Meetings. The purpose of these meetings is simple, to get a true and deep understanding of your wants, needs, and goals. We will then provide guidance on the best way to move forward. We do charge a small fee for our Solutions Meetings. Any fees paid for these meetings are applied to future legal fees.
Do you handle cases outside of special needs planning?
While our primary focus is on Special Needs Planning and Special Needs Estate Planning, we also handle guardianship, guardian advocacy, asset protection and probate, and trust administration matters.
How do I schedule a consultation?
Scheduling is simple, just call us at (754) 292-0912, visit our website www.floridalegacylaw.com, or send us an email at Info@floridalegacylaw.com.
Do you offer virtual meetings?
Yes, we provide virtual meetings to make it easier for you to get the legal support you need, wherever you are.
What should I bring to my initial consultation/solutions meeting?
We recommend bringing any existing estate planning documents and a list of questions or concerns. We'll take it from there and guide you with clarity and confidence.
How do you charge for your services?
Going to a lawyer can be overwhelming for many, often because of nightmare stories about endless legal bills. At Legacy Law Solutions, we do things differently. In almost all cases, we charge a flat fee, so you're never left guessing how much our services will cost. Our pricing is transparent and tailored to fit the complexity of your family’s needs.
Do you provide payment plans?
Yes, we offer flexible payment plans to ensure that you can access the legal support you need without financial strain.
Will my information be kept confidential?
Absolutely. Attorney-client privilege is the foundation of the lawyer-client relationship. All information shared with us is protected under attorney-client privilege and handled with the utmost confidentiality.
Do I need to update my estate plan or special needs plan after major life changes?
Sometimes. We always recommend revisiting your plan after significant life events such as births, deaths, divorce, retirement, marriage, major illness, changes in government benefits, relocations, or updates to family dynamics.
Can you help with digital assets and online accounts?
Yes, we can include digital assets, like online accounts, cryptocurrency, and digital investments, in your estate planning to ensure they’re protected and properly transferred.
Can I make changes to my estate plan or special needs trust after it’s created?
Yes, in many circumstances, estate plans and special needs trusts can be amended.
How do I contact my attorney and their supporting team during the process?
You can reach us directly through email, phone, or by scheduling a follow-up meeting. Our entire team prioritizes responsive and clear communication.
Will I receive updates throughout the process?
Absolutely. We will always provide regular updates to keep you informed.
Do you handle emergency legal situations?
Yes, we are equipped to manage emergency situations, including emergency temporary guardianships, and other crisis situations.
Can you work with my financial advisor or accountant?
Yes, and we strongly encourage collaboration with your professional advisors. We frequently work alongside financial advisors, accountants, insurance brokers, attorneys, realtors, and other professionals to ensure your estate plan is comprehensive, well-coordinated, and fully aligned with your goals.
How often should I review my Estate Plan and Special Needs Trusts?
Everybody’s life is different. At a minimum, we recommend reviewing your estate plan and special needs trust every 3 years, or sooner if there are major life changes.
Can you help with legacy planning and charitable giving?
Yes, we help clients include charitable giving and legacy planning in their estate plans to reflect their values and make a lasting impact. We also can utilize tax-advantaged charitable gifting strategies.
Can I protect my child with special needs if I pass away suddenly?
Absolutely. Our estate plans can include guardianship designations and special needs trusts to ensure your child’s care and benefits continue without disruption.
How does estate planning protect my family member with special needs?
A well-structured estate plan secures benefits, preserves assets, and ensures long-term care without joporadizing means-tested government benefits, like Medicaid or SSI eligibility.
T: (754) 292-0912
A: 4000 Hollywood Boulevard
Suite 555-S
Hollywood, FL 33021