Probate Anywhere in Florida Wills - Trusts - Estates - Power of Attorney Special Needs - Guardianship. Lauren N. Richardson, Attorney at Law, provides welcoming, personalized, and insightful legal services for her clients in Gainesville and throughout Florida. Protecting families and businesses through estate planning for 25 years.
Lauren Richardson has 25 years of experience working with individuals and families to design customized estate plans, to handle probate or trust administration, to appoint guardians for minors and for developmentally disabled or incapacitated adults, and to assist with certain family law matters.She also serves as co-counsel or referring attorney with experienced litigators at other law firms throughout Florida.
Lauren is committed to assisting you wherever you may be. If you are unable to come to the office, she will meet you at your home, or in the hospital, assisted living or nursing facility. Consultations may be scheduled by phone if you live outside the area.
Lauren Richardson has 25 years of experience working with individuals and families to design customized estate plans, to handle probate or trust administration, to appoint guardians for minors and for developmentally disabled or incapacitated adults, and to assist with certain family law matters.She also serves as co-counsel or referring attorney with experienced litigators at other law firms throughout Florida.
Lauren is committed to assisting you wherever you may be. If you are unable to come to the office, she will meet you at your home, or in the hospital, assisted living or nursing facility. Consultations may be scheduled by phone if you live outside the area.
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Carrie Rowe provides legal assistant support to Lauren N. Richardson, Attorney at Law.
She has more than seven years of experience in multiple fields of law, including family law, criminal defense, personal injury, estate planning, probate and dependency.
Her first-hand experiences in law have increased her passion for helping others.
A devoted mother, Rowe's nurturing nature helps the clients feel at ease.
Octavia Hughes provides legal assistant support to Lauren N. Richardson, Attorney at Law.
She has more than seven years of experience in multiple fields of law, including family law, criminal defense, personal injury, estate planning, probate and dependency.
Her first-hand experiences in law have increased her passion for helping others.
A devoted mother, Rowe's nurturing nature helps the clients feel at ease.
Octavia Hughes provides legal assistant support to Lauren N. Richardson, Attorney at Law.
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Call Gainesville Florida Estate Planning Attorney Lauren N. Richardson at 352-204-2224 for a free phone consultation.
Or send us a message in the space provided and an attorney will contact you within 24 hours.
Disclaimer: The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisements.
This web site is designed for general information only, and Lauren N. Richardson, Attorney at Law, does not offer any warranty or representation as to the site's accuracy or completeness.
Whether you have a modest estate or a business empire, you need an estate plan that will work no matter what happens.
Life is unpredictable.
A customized plan can avoid guardianship if you become incapacitated, protect your minor children with a trust for minors, preserve public benefits for an adult child with a special needs trust, and minimize income taxes and inheritance taxes with more elaborate wills and trusts.
An estate plan may include a will, a trust or trusts, trust funding with real estate and other assets, a pre-nuptial agreement, a business succession plan, an update of beneficiary designations on life insurance or retirement accounts to work with your overall plan, a durable power of attorney, a designation of health care surrogate, and a living will.
Life is unpredictable.
A customized plan can avoid guardianship if you become incapacitated, protect your minor children with a trust for minors, preserve public benefits for an adult child with a special needs trust, and minimize income taxes and inheritance taxes with more elaborate wills and trusts.
An estate plan may include a will, a trust or trusts, trust funding with real estate and other assets, a pre-nuptial agreement, a business succession plan, an update of beneficiary designations on life insurance or retirement accounts to work with your overall plan, a durable power of attorney, a designation of health care surrogate, and a living will.
Durable Power of Attorney - A powerful financial tool, a durable power of attorney names an agent to manage the principal's financial affairs in a variety of circumstances including travel, military service, or incapacity.
Signing a durable power of attorney before incapacity is the simplest way to avoid the costs and court proceedings of a guardianship.
However, durable powers of attorney are sometimes misused.
It is important to work with an experienced estate planning attorney to discuss and tailor this powerful financial document to your needs.
Signing a durable power of attorney before incapacity is the simplest way to avoid the costs and court proceedings of a guardianship.
However, durable powers of attorney are sometimes misused.
It is important to work with an experienced estate planning attorney to discuss and tailor this powerful financial document to your needs.
When a loved one dies, if you have been told that you need letters of administration before you can get access to a bank or brokerage account or that you need a court order to sell a home, then you need to hire an attorney to help you open a probate estate.
Probate administration in Florida often involves asking the court to appoint a personal representative to marshal the loved one's assets, pay creditors who file legitimate claims, and then distribute the assets to the heirs.
Summary Administration is a simpler estate process available for smaller estates or any size estate opened more than two years after the property owner has died.
Probate administration in Florida often involves asking the court to appoint a personal representative to marshal the loved one's assets, pay creditors who file legitimate claims, and then distribute the assets to the heirs.
Summary Administration is a simpler estate process available for smaller estates or any size estate opened more than two years after the property owner has died.
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