I am H. Frank Winn Jr., attorney and counselor at law. My legal practice began in 1968 when I was admitted to practice in all Florida courts. A year later, I was admitted to practice in the Federal District Court, Northern District of Florida. For decades, I have dedicated my legal practice to individuals, families and small businesses in Pensacola and the surrounding areas.
From an early age, I knew I wanted to be a lawyer. I carry that same passion for my calling today. I take the time to really understand each client's needs and goals, and use my legal knowledge and experience to find legal services that are the best fit for his or her unique situation. I have a tremendous amount of compassion and concern for my clients and what they are going through, and I get satisfaction from finding the best possible resolution to their problems.
The last 15 years of my practice have been devoted primarily to estate planning, probate and estate administration. I also can offer services to small businesses and for real estate matters.
From an early age, I knew I wanted to be a lawyer. I carry that same passion for my calling today. I take the time to really understand each client's needs and goals, and use my legal knowledge and experience to find legal services that are the best fit for his or her unique situation. I have a tremendous amount of compassion and concern for my clients and what they are going through, and I get satisfaction from finding the best possible resolution to their problems.
The last 15 years of my practice have been devoted primarily to estate planning, probate and estate administration. I also can offer services to small businesses and for real estate matters.
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Previous experience in many areas of the law, I believe, adds to my ability in estate planning to be aware of how to take into account my client's past and present circumstances; and how to plan around and avoid foreseen or unforeseen circumstances.
Not only my client's, but his or her prospective heir's or beneficiary's current or possible circumstances must be considered and provisions made accordingly.
Not only my client's, but his or her prospective heir's or beneficiary's current or possible circumstances must be considered and provisions made accordingly.
Although it generally occurs later in life, people of all ages can benefit from a complete estate plan.
Through wills and trusts, as well as other documents, you can ensure that your family knows your wishes for asset distribution upon your death and future care if you become incapacitated.
I am H. Frank Winn Jr., attorney and counselor at law, and I can assist with your estate planning needs.
Based in Pensacola, Florida, I have provided quality representation to individuals and families in the surrounding areas since 1968.
Through wills and trusts, as well as other documents, you can ensure that your family knows your wishes for asset distribution upon your death and future care if you become incapacitated.
I am H. Frank Winn Jr., attorney and counselor at law, and I can assist with your estate planning needs.
Based in Pensacola, Florida, I have provided quality representation to individuals and families in the surrounding areas since 1968.
Having an estate plan in place and consistently updating it can give you and your family a sense of security and peace of mind.
Taking the time to update your will, trusts, power of attorneys or health care directive ensures that your loved ones aren't left with unexpected complex legal and financial issues if something happens to you.
Clients often ask me when and why should they update their estate plans and the simplest answer is this, life happens.
Whatever the circumstances may be, it's important to promptly make the necessary adjustments to ensure that your estate plan reflects these developments.
Taking the time to update your will, trusts, power of attorneys or health care directive ensures that your loved ones aren't left with unexpected complex legal and financial issues if something happens to you.
Clients often ask me when and why should they update their estate plans and the simplest answer is this, life happens.
Whatever the circumstances may be, it's important to promptly make the necessary adjustments to ensure that your estate plan reflects these developments.
Although Florida's state law does not require you to have an established will, the benefits to you and your loved ones far outweigh the time and effort.
With a will in place, you can have the peace of mind that comes with knowing your family is cared for and your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
Because a will can outline more than just what to do with your financial assets, it's important to keep in mind that wealth is not the only reason or incentive to plan your estate.
The most important thing to understand is your will sets the legal guidelines for how your estate should be handled and that such a serious matter should be done with great care under the guidance of a skilled lawyer.
With a will in place, you can have the peace of mind that comes with knowing your family is cared for and your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
Because a will can outline more than just what to do with your financial assets, it's important to keep in mind that wealth is not the only reason or incentive to plan your estate.
The most important thing to understand is your will sets the legal guidelines for how your estate should be handled and that such a serious matter should be done with great care under the guidance of a skilled lawyer.
Even though we often associate trust funds with affluence, I want my clients to know that setting up a trust with the assistance of an attorney is not exclusive to those who are wealthy.
Through a trust, clients can conduct who will benefit from, as well as who or what institution manages the distribution of their estate.
Depending on the trust you establish for your beneficiaries, you can continue to govern your assets during your lifetime, and your estate may be able to circumvent a drawn-out and taxing probate process.
Through a trust, clients can conduct who will benefit from, as well as who or what institution manages the distribution of their estate.
Depending on the trust you establish for your beneficiaries, you can continue to govern your assets during your lifetime, and your estate may be able to circumvent a drawn-out and taxing probate process.
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