We are a client-focused estate planning law firm.

From our office in Venice, Florida, we are here to help you plan for the expected and deal with the unexpected in life. Attorney Quick is a former staff attorney with the Social Security Administration, where he was stationed in Philadelphia, PA and Baltimore, MD at Social Security headquarters. We have helped many families with wills, trusts, and the probate process. With years of experience in private practice and federal government service, we are ready to help you.

We use modern technology to make the our services easy and cost effective. We offer virtual appointments via Google Meet or telephone whenever possible to save you time and hassle. We utilize a secure client portal where you will upload your information. You don't have to worry about printing hundreds of pages and sitting in a conference room for hours. Let us take the weight off your shoulders.

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"We are ready to help you plan for the expected and help you deal with the unexpected."

Jason D. Quick, Esq.

Founder & Managing Attorney

Our low-stress estate planning process.

Step 1

Talk with a lawyer by phone or video to discuss your goals. This part is free!

Step 2

Submit your information through our secure online portal. Not tech savvy? We can help.

Step 3

Meet with your lawyer by phone, video, or in person to discuss your options and design your plan.

Step 4

We will expertly draft your documents and provide them to you for review with a guided walkthrough.

Step 5

We will help you sign and execute your documents in compliance with Florida law. Afterwards, we are here for you.

Important Questions.

‍Why should I make a will or trust?
The law has a plan for your property. You might not like the results if you do not take action. Using a qualified estate planning attorney can help ensure your property goes to who you want, when you want, and how you want with minimal expenses and tax consequences. Failing to do so can have bad results for your family.

How do I choose an attorney?
In our experience, it is not uncommon for people to have a pretty lackluster relationship with their probate or estate planning attorney. The attorney seems qualified, recites some smart-sounding legalese, and the client walks away with a cookie-cutter plan that does not fit their needs. We believe in good communication and seek to help you understand your options, so you have something in place that actually works for you.

We respond to calls and emails in a timely fashion. We are your partner in planning for the future and fighting for the benefits you deserve. Our office has a commitment to excellence and will ensure that you are satisfied and that your affairs are in order.
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7-12 months

Typical length of a formal probate administration in Florida, assuming there are no complications! Good planning can minimize/avoid this.

60%

Approximate percentage of adults with no estate plan or will. Don't become a statistic. Don't leave your family with a mess.

Some reasons to choose us.

Modern systems

We employ up-to-date technology to in handling your Social Security matter and designing wills and trusts to ensure all documents are in full compliance with Florida Law.

Convenience

Through the use of virtual meetings and using our secure client portal whenever possible, we minimize the burden on you throughout the legal process.

Great communication

Nobody likes phone tag. We strive to keep you informed at each stage of the process. You will have access to case information and documents through our online portal.

Expertise

-More than seven years as a federal attorney with the Social Security Administration.
-More than seven years of experience in private practice helping hundreds of clients.
-Personal experience as a small business owner with a master's degree in business.
-Extensive training in estate planning and disability.

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Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about how our fees work. We will give you a quote for any work during your initial consultation.
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How are payments processed?

We accept cash, check, or credit cards. We utilize online billing invoices and secure payment systems.

Do you have payment plans?

Yes. Generally, our estate planning flat fee charges are due when you decide to proceed with our services after a free consultation, but plans are available.

Do I have to pay by the hour?

Most of our work is done on a flat fee basis. We may have a different arrangement for some probate matters.

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Legal documents we prepare.

last will and testament

revocable trust (aka inter vivos trust)

durable power of attorney

healthcare surrogate designation

living will (aka health care advance directive)

designation of pre-need guardian

letter of intent

ladybird deeds (aka enhanced life estate deeds)

probate documents

...and more!

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