Steven J. Gibbs

Estate planning is a general term used to describe your overall plan to govern the control and disposition of your hard-earned resources in the event of disability, incapacity, or death. It’s not enough to just have a will. Attorneys experienced in Estate Planning know this. In addition to discussing types of wills, your lawyer should ask you about your future plans for health care.

I am more than just a business lawyer, I am a business owner, and I understand the challenges you face in owning and operating a small business. Small business refers to any business with approximate gross annual revenues of $10 million or less. That is a substantial number which represents a great deal of your time and effort! Make sure you have the right employment agreements, partnership agreements, and corporate filings in place to protect that investment.

In preparing wills, attorneys have the moral responsibility to ensure your desires will be carried out. That’s why thorough Estate Planning involves more than just filling out wills, Power of Attorney, and other documents. involves questions that are more appropriately directed to accountants and financial professionals. Not every estate planning attorney in Florida will take a proactive course of action on your behalf to ensure that your goals are met. We do.

The probate attorneys at the Gibbs Law Office understand not only the process, but the effect that the process can have on the people you care about the most, the loved ones who are left behind. We can guide you through the various types of probate administration.