Jay McClendon, P.A
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Jay McClendon, P.A
We are here to help you navigate life's obstacles. Whether you are facing bankruptcy, guardianship, probate or impending litigation, we are here to help you. We have years of experience in finding the solution that is right for you. Please give our Polk Law Firm a call today to find out how we can help. A guardianship is sometimes a necessary proceeding when the facts and circumstances warrant it.

In some cases, unfortunately a person acting as an attorney-in-fact, healthcare surrogate, or successor trustee might have ulterior motives that cause them to make decisions which are not in the best interest of the individual for whom they are acting. Jay was admitted to practice in 1986 in both Florida and Georgia and began his legal career in Pensacola, Florida.

Eventually Jay decided to return to his hometown of Lake Wales to raise his five children in a friendly, rural community. Our Lake Wales law firm is ready to help you with your legal matter. You are important to us and we want to hear from you.
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If you are receiving harassing phone calls from creditors, foreclosure notices, or are simply losing control of your finances, we can help.
Most often bankruptcy clients tell me that they are worried to the point of losing sleep.
What is needed is a plan, and planning requires knowing your options.
I can tell you what your options are so that you can make your plans to fix your debt problems.
Your options include relief under the bankruptcy code.
Also known as "straight bankruptcy" or "liquidating bankruptcy", Chapter 7 is the most common form of bankruptcy.
A guardianship may be necessary when a person (the "Ward") is no longer competent or capable to care for themselves or their finances.
If an attorney-in-fact, healthcare surrogate, or successor trustee was not appointed when the potential ward was competent to do so, a legal guardianship may be the only option.
Guardians may be family members, friends, or a professional court appointed guardian.
All guardians must meet the requirements of the Court and take a training class provided by the Probate Court.
My litigation practice focuses on real estate, commercial, and probate issues.
Real estate litigation often involves issues such as evictions, foreclosures, boundary disputes, and title problems.
Commercial litigation most often, but not always, involves a breach of a contract and the collection of a debt.
Many commercial disputes are resolved by artful settlement strategies and mediation before a court hearing is necessary.
Probate litigation involves various issues that become contested in probate and guardianship cases, such as the validity of the will or the appointment of a guardian.
Probate is the legal process of administering the estate of a deceased person.
In Florida, an attorney must be hired to probate an estate.
If the value of an estate is less than $75,000 or if the decedent died more than two years ago, a summary proceeding may be used, otherwise, a formal administration is required.
As one would expect, a summary administration is less expensive and quicker than a formal administration.
Each heir, beneficiary, and interested party must be identified and notified of the probate proceeding.
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