services that we provide

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 We can help you from start to finish in your real estate transaction.

We start by reviewing or composing your Purchase Contract and we guide you through the entire closing process for a stress free experience.

We can also help with:

Reviewing your Contract or Lease

Lien Searches and Lien Settlements

Quitclaim Deed

Lady Bird Deed

Life Estate Deed

Custom Promissory Notes

Custom Private Mortgage

Title Disputes

Landlord Tenant Issues

Foreclosure Defense

A Revocable Living Trust is a type of Trust that can be altered, amended, or revoked by the person who created it (the grantor or settlor) during their lifetime.

1. Trust Agreement: A written document in which the grantor transfers legal title of certain assets to the trust, to be managed by a trustee for the benefit of beneficiaries.
    
2. Revocability: The grantor retains the legal right to change the terms, add or remove assets, or terminate the trust entirely at any time before death (unless limited by law or specific agreement).
    
3. Trustee: The person or institution responsible for managing the trust assets according to the terms of the trust and applicable law. Often, the grantor can also serve as the trustee while alive.
    
4. Beneficiaries: Individuals or entities designated to receive benefits from the trust.
    
5. Purpose: Revocable trusts are often used for estate planning, managing assets during the grantor’s lifetime, and facilitating the transfer of property after death without probate.

 A Last Will and Testament — often just called a Will — is a legal document that explains what a person wants to happen to their property, money, and personal belongings after their death.

• Distribution of Property:
  It specifies who inherits what — for example, leaving a house to a spouse, savings to children, or personal items to friends or charities.
   
• Executor Appointment:
  The will names an executor who is the person responsible for carrying out the instructions in the Will, paying debts, and handling the estate.
   
• Guardianship for Minor Children:
  If the testator has young children, the will can name a guardian to care for them.
   
• Funeral or Burial Wishes:
  Some people include instructions about funeral arrangements or preferences for burial or cremation.

A Living Will is a legal document that explains what kind of medical care or life support you want (or don’t want) if you become too sick or injured to speak for yourself.

It is different from a regular will — a living will is used while you’re still alive, but unable to make decisions.

For example, a living will can say things like:

• Whether you want to be kept on a breathing machine.
   
• If you want feeding tubes or life-prolonging treatments.
   
• Whether you want pain relief even if it might shorten your life.
   

Doctors and family members use your living will to follow your wishes about medical treatment when you cannot communicate them yourself.

A Healthcare Surrogate is a document that allows a person you choose to make medical decisions for you if you can’t make them yourself.

Here’s how it works:

• You name someone you Trust— your surrogate.
   
• If you become too sick, unconscious, or unable to speak, that person can talk to doctors, review treatment options, and decide what care you receive based on your wishes.
   

In short, a healthcare surrogate is someone you appoint to speak for you about medical care when you are unable to do so yourself.

A written authorization by which one person, the principal, appoints another as agent and confers upon the agent the authority to perform certain specified acts or kinds of acts on behalf of the principal.
 

In short, it’s a formal grant of legal authority allowing an agent to act in the place of the principal, subject to the terms and scope set out in the document.

A Quitclaim Deed is a legal instrument used to transfer whatever ownership interest a person (the grantor) has in a piece of real property to another person (the grantee), without making any warranties or guarantees about the title.

A Lady Bird deed, also called an enhanced Life Estate deed, is a special type of property deed used in Florida to transfer real estate upon your death.  It allows a property owner (the grantor) to retain control of the property during their lifetime and automatically pass it to a beneficiary (the remainderman) upon their death, without going through probate.  

If you can dream it, we can create it.

We compose complex contracts and also simple one page documents.

We also review, revise, rewrite any Contract for our Clients.  

Fast turnaround, usually 1 business day.

We can register your new Florida Corporation or your new Florida Limited Liability Company and help you get an EIN number to get your business started.

We can compose your Operating Agreement for your Limited Liability Company or compose your bylaws for your new Corporation.

We offer a Florida Registered Agent Service.

We can compose custom business forms or contracts.

If you decide to sell your business we can help compose all the required documents for the transaction.