How does it work?
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CHOOSE YOUR PLAN
Schedule your free consultation so we can help you select the right plan for your needs.
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TELL US
After selecting your plan, we will schedule your intake call to gather the necessary information to start work on your documents
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FINALIZE
After we finalize your documents, we will coordinate online signature and notarization, and secure the protection your family deserves.
Choose Your Estate Planning Strategy
WILL PLAN
A will plan may be a good fit if your needs are straightforward and you do not need a revocable trust. This sort of planning may not avoid probate.
Durable Financial Power of Attorney
Health Care Power of Attorney
Living Will and HIPAA Authorization
Last Will and Testament
Starting at $750 (Individual)
Starting at $950 (Couple)
TRUST PLAN
Durable Financial Power of Attorney
Health Care Power of Attorney
Living Will and HIPAA Authorization
Last Will and Testament
Joint or Individual Revocable Trust for probate avoidance
Added control and protection for your beneficiaries
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Starting at $1,750 (Individual)
Starting at $2,100 (Couple)
VIRTUAL ESTATE PLANNING DONE BY ACTUAL ATTORNEYS
BFG LAW presents "Florida Trust and Will":
Straightforward estate plans at a clear, flat fee.
Created by the lawyers of BFG LAW with your goals and needs in mind
You’re consulted 1 on 1 with an estate planning attorney
A practical starting point for protecting your family and planning ahead
Who are these plans for?
Our flat-fee estate plans are designed for people with straightforward family and financial circumstances who need a clear, standard plan at an accessible price.
They may be a good fit if:
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You have one or two children who are close in age.
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All of your children are from the same relationship.
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Your children do not have special circumstances that may call for tailored planning, such as a disability or support needs, or concerns involving addiction.
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Your family and financial situation does not require customized provisions or more complex planning.
Every family is different.
Circumstances such as children from prior relationships, adopted children, a significant age difference between children, or a child who may need ongoing support can require additional planning.
These situations are not less suitable for estate planning; they simply may not fit within the scope of our standard flat-fee plans.
If you’re unsure whether your situation qualifies, contact us. We can learn a little about your needs and help you determine the right next step.
