Planning and Protecting Your Family And Your Future
Estate Planning
Estate planning
Estate planning is, in the long run, your opportunity to have a say in what happens to your wealth after you die. This can be a shockingly simple undertaking, a hopelessly complex web of necessary planning, documents, and activity, or anything in between.
Probate
Probate
Probate, or estate administration, is the legal process through which the estate assets of a deceased person passes to beneficiaries. By its nature, this process has never been simple, even in ancient times.
Business Planning
Business planning
Business succession planning is an important subset of estate planning for most business owners or partners,the typical entrepreneur is, by necessity, already quite savvy in the way of asset transfers and tax considerations.
Elder Law
Elder Law
Elder Law is a broad practice area encompassing estate planning and helping clients to qualify or maintain eligibility for government benefits through such programs as SSI, SSDI, the Veterans Benefits Administration, and Medicaid.
COMPASSIONATE COUNSEL
When you need it the most.
What kind of service do you expect from an attorney?
Your expectations for an estate or elder planning attorney should be quite different than other practice areas. An attorney in this field is receiving you or your loved ones in a more personal way, often as you are functioning under the most vulnerable sort of conditions. Perhaps you are seeking help with preserving your sacred fortune, or crucial government benefits to help with a disability. You might be facing the looming prospect of total incapacity or death for yourself or for a loved one. It could be that your estate plan involves a family member who is very much loved, and yet difficult to understand or tricky to deal with. For these situations, competency is simply not enough: you’ll want a truly compassionate, communicative, and understanding legal experience. And that is precisely what Mr. Robert Fraxedas provides.
Robert Fraxedas is now a member of the team at Block & Scarpa, a premier full-service law firm with offices in Vero Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Stuart, and Orlando. Robert continues to assist clients with estate planning and probate matters from Block & Scarpa’s Fort Lauderdale office and now works closely with attorneys whose expertise spans a broad range of practice areas.
