Estate Planning

Jacksonville, Florida, Estate Planning Lawyer

Estate planning applies to the here and now as much as the hereafter. At Carrington Madison Mead, P.A., we provide knowledgeable legal guidance and support to clients in Jacksonville, Florida, and the surrounding communities in achieving their personal will, trust, and estate planning objectives.

Every family is different. We respect this diversity throughout the estate planning process, listening to the individual goals of each client and working as a team with our staff and clients to establish a plan that meets their unique needs. Contact us today to speak with an attentive, knowledgeable, and supportive estate planning attorney.

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We assist individuals, life partners, married couples, business owners, and parents in accomplishing their individual estate planning objectives using the following:

• Simple wills
• Domestic partnership agreements
• Parenting agreements
• Pour-over trusts
• Health care surrogacy
• Donor-recipient agreements
• Pre-need guardianship
• Living trusts and living wills
• Durable power of attorney
• Business succession
• Real estate planning

Because of our legal knowledge and experience, assisted by attorney Carrington Madison Mead's undergraduate degree in accounting, we are able to assess our clients' current situations, and determine both their immediate and long term estate planning needs. We have a great deal of practical life experience, as well as years of legal practice, providing us with an in-depth understanding of the comprehensive issues and potential implications of the choices and options facing our clients.

Gay and lesbian individuals need to take special care in estate planning in order to protect themselves, their partners, and their children. We will listen to your goals and concerns and help you develop a plan that meets the unique needs of your GLBT family. A pre-need guardianship allows partners the right to care for each other, and a durable power of attorney gives legal permission for one partner to act on the other's behalf should they become unable to make decisions for themselves.

For thorough estate planning guidance from a trusted Jacksonville, Florida, lawyer, please contact our law firm today. We look forward to serving you.