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Protect Your Family's Future With An Estate Planning Attorney in Central Florida

Protect your legacy, avoid probate delays, and ensure your wishes are honored with customized wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advanced directives.

With expertise in homestead protection and Medicare and Medicaid planning, we help you plan with confidence.”
Affordable Flat-Fee Estate Planning

Proudly serving Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Ormond Beach, Palm Coast, DeLand, and surrounding areas in Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole Counties.

Why You Need Estate Planning Now

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Wills & Revocable Trusts

A will provides clear instructions for distributing your assets after your death and appointing guardians for minor children.
 
A revocable living trust allows you to manage assets during your lifetime, avoids probate delays and public disclosure, and provides seamless management if you become incapacitated.
 
We draft both documents to reflect your unique family dynamics and financial goals, ensuring your legacy is protected under Florida law.
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Powers of Attorney & Advanced Directives

A durable power of attorney designates someone you trust to handle your financial and legal decisions if you’re unable to do so.
 
An advance healthcare directive (living will) outlines your medical treatment preferences and appoints a healthcare proxy to speak for you.
 
These essential documents prevent court intervention and give your loved ones clear guidance during difficult times, fully compliant with Florida statutes.

Asset Protection & Special Needs Planning

Strategic planning can shield assets from creditors, long-term care costs, and unnecessary taxation while preserving eligibility for government benefits.
 
For families with special needs loved ones, we design special needs trusts to provide supplemental support without jeopardizing public assistance programs.
 
Our goal is to safeguard your family’s financial future while honoring your values and priorities under Florida law.
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Medicaid / Medicare & Elder Care Planning

Medicare and Medicaid planning helps protect assets while qualifying for long-term care benefits.

We design strategies including special needs trusts, spousal impoverishment protection, and asset transfers compliant with Florida and federal rules to preserve family wealth and access needed care.

Ready to Protect Your Family’s Future?

Schedule Your free consultation

Scheduling a free consultation is the easiest first step toward peace of mind. In our no-obligation meeting, we’ll:

• Review your current situation and family goals

• Discuss personalized options that fit your needs and budget.

• Explain how Florida-specific rules (like homestead protection and Medicaid planning) apply to you.

• Answer every question so you feel confident moving forward.
 
There’s no pressure and no cost to talk. Most clients leave the call feeling relieved and empowered.

Affordable, Flat-Fee Estate Planning

We believe estate planning should be clear and predictable—no hourly surprises or hidden fees. Our most common flat-fee packages include:

Basic Will Package (Last Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Health Care Surrogate / Living Will).
 
Starting at $950 (individual) / $1,450 (couple)
 
Full Revocable Living Trust Package (Trust + Pour-Over Will + Durable POA + Health Care Surrogate / Living Will)
 
Starting at $1,850 (individual) / $2,750 (couple)
 
Additional services (trust funding assistance, deed transfers, updates/amendments):
 
Quoted separately, typically $300–$600 Exact pricing is tailored to your situation and discussed during your free consultation. Payment plans are available for qualified clients.

Confidential • No obligation • Flat-fee options available

Prefer to call? Reach me directly at (386) 244-9633

What Our Clients Say

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a will and a revocable living trust?
A will directs asset distribution after death but goes through probate (public, time-consuming, costly in Florida). A revocable living trust lets you manage assets during life, avoids probate, keeps things private, and handles incapacity—most families choose a trust for better protection.
Yes—even modest estates benefit from avoiding probate delays, protecting homestead rights, naming guardians for children/pets, and planning for incapacity. Florida law applies to everyone.
Most straightforward plans are drafted and signed in 2–4 weeks after your consultation. We move at your pace.
We specialize in tailoring plans to complex needs—special needs trusts, business succession, Medicaid compliance—and quote custom flat fees during your free consultation.

Still Have Questions?

We’re here to help. Schedule your free consultation – call us today.

Confidential • No obligation • Flat-fee options available

Prefer to call? Reach me directly at (386) 244-9633

The Law Offices of Brian Giaquinto

1616 Conceigere Blvd.
STE 100 PMB 9223
Daytona Beach, FL 32117

Phone: (386) 244-9633
Email: info@GiaquintoLegal.com

Practice Areas

Estate Planning
Probate & Trust Administration
Business Law
Personal Injury
DUI Defense

Serving Central Florida

Volusia County
Seminole County
Flagler County
Brevard County

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