We specialize in probate administration, estate planning, trust litigation, and elder law. Whether you need help avoiding probate, creating a will or trust, or resolving estate disputes, our experienced probate attorneys in Florida provide legal guidance.
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Comprehensive Legal Services for Estate Planning & Probate in Florida
Our probate attorneys guide executors, beneficiaries, and families through estate administration, ensuring assets are distributed properly while handling debts, creditors, and legal filings efficiently.
We represent heirs, beneficiaries, and fiduciaries in probate and trust litigation, including will contests, trustee disputes, and cases of elder financial exploitation.
Our estate planning services include wills, trusts, power of attorney, and asset protection strategies to safeguard your wealth and ensure your wishes are honored.
We help trustees navigate their fiduciary duties, ensuring trust assets are managed, distributed, and accounted for properly while complying with legal obligations.
We assist with establishing, managing, and litigating guardianships for minors, adults with disabilities, and elderly individuals needing care and protection.
We provide legal solutions for Medicaid planning, elder abuse protection, incapacity planning, and asset protection to help seniors and their families.
Leading Estate & Probate Law Firm in Florida
At Anidjarlaw, we’re more than just attorneys—we’re trusted advisors who have helped thousands of Florida families and business owners protect their assets, secure their legacy, and navigate complex legal matters. Our dedication to excellence has earned us a stellar reputation in Hollywood, Broward County, and across Florida.
Why Choose Anidjar Law – Florida’s Trusted Estate & Probate Firm
We specialize in probate administration, estate planning, trust litigation, and elder law. Whether you need help avoiding probate, creating a will or trust, or resolving estate disputes, our experienced probate attorneys in Florida provide legal guidance.
Florida’s Most Experienced Estate & Probate Attorneys – Tailored Solutions
Over 20 years of legal experience protecting families, businesses, and legacies.
Custom Legal Solutions for Your Estate, Business & Family Assets
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all planning. Every case is customized to fit your unique needs.
Tax-Smart Wealth Protection & Legacy Planning in Florida
Our attorneys and CPA partners help reduce estate taxes, capital gains, and inheritance tax burdens.
What Anidjar Law Offer
Anidjar Law provides trusted legal services in probate, estate planning, and trust litigation. Whether you need help administering an estate, creating a will or trust, or resolving disputes, our experienced attorneys offer personalized guidance to protect your assets and loved ones.
Estate Plan in Florida
An estate plan ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes,
minimizes probate delays, and protects your loved ones from unnecessary legal complications. Without an estate plan:
minimizes probate delays, and protects your loved ones from unnecessary legal complications. Without an estate plan:
- Florida intestacy laws decide who inherits your estate.
- Your family may face long, expensive probate proceedings.
- Estate taxes and creditor claims could reduce your inheritance.
- You risk court-appointed guardianship if you become incapacitated without a power of attorney.
A properly structured estate plan, including a will, trust, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives, helps safeguard your assets and ensures
a smooth transition of wealth.
The Difference Between a Will and a Trust
A will is a legal document outlining how your assets should be distributed after death, but it must go through
Florida probate court, which can be time-consuming and costly.
A trust (such as a revocable living trust) allows assets to be transferred to beneficiaries
without probate, offering:
Florida probate court, which can be time-consuming and costly.
A trust (such as a revocable living trust) allows assets to be transferred to beneficiaries
without probate, offering:
- Faster inheritance distribution
- Privacy (unlike a public probate process)
- Protection from legal disputes
A trust is especially beneficial for high-value estates, real estate owners, and blended families..
How Do I Transfer My Business to My Heirs
Business succession planning ensures a smooth ownership transition. Common strategies include:
- Buy-sell agreements – Structured sales between partners or heirs.
- Family LLCs or trusts – Helps minimize tax burdens and maintain control.
- Gifting shares over time – Reduces estate tax implications.
Having a clear plan prevents business disruptions and inheritance disputes.
Power of Attorney and a Healthcare Directive
both documents are essential to protect your interests if you become incapacitated.
A financial power of attorney allows a trusted person to manage your finances, pay bills, and handle investments.
A healthcare directive (living will or healthcare power of attorney) ensures your
medical treatment preferences are honored.
Without these, your loved ones may need to go to court for guardianship, leading to
delays and legal costs.
How Long Does Probate Take in Florida
Florida probate timelines vary based on several factors:
- Estate complexity – Simple estates: ~6 months; Complex estates: 12+ months.
- Disputes or will contests – These can delay probate for years.
- Court backlog and administrative factors – Processing times vary by county.
Proper estate planning (e.g., trusts and beneficiary designations) can help reduce probate delays.
What Happens If Someone Dies Without a Will in Florida
If someone passes away without a will, their estate goes through Florida intestate succession laws, meaning:
- Spouses, children, or closest relatives inherit based on Florida statutes.
- If no direct heirs exist, the state of Florida may claim the estate.
- The probate process becomes more complex, especially with multiple heirs or disputed claims.
Having a will ensures that your assets go to the intended beneficiaries without unnecessary court intervention.
Most requested Practice Areas
We offer a variety of legal services tailored to meet your needs. Explore our most requested practice areas below to see how we can help you.
Our Partners Reviews
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“Exceptional Estate Planning Services in Florida!”
“Exceptional Estate Planning Services in Florida!”
I was overwhelmed with planning my estate, but Anidjarlaw made everything simple. Their Florida estate planning attorneys explained the differences between wills and trusts and helped me create a solid plan to protect my assets. Now, my family won’t have to go through probate, and my healthcare wishes are legally documented. If you’re looking for a top-rated estate planning lawyer in Hollywood, Florida, this is the team to trust!
— Michael R., Retired Business Owner
Rating – 5/5
“Stress-Free Probate Process – Highly Recommend!”
After my father passed away, I didn’t know where to begin with the probate process. Thankfully, the best probate attorney in Hollywood, Florida, guided me through everything. They handled court filings, trust administration, and even resolved a dispute over the will. If you need a Broward County probate lawyer who truly cares, call Anidjar Law!
— Sarah L., Healthcare Administrator
Rating – 5/5
“Amazing Elder Law Attorney – Helped with Medicaid Planning!
I needed to protect my mother’s assets while ensuring she could qualify for Medicaid. This law firm provided experienced advice on Medicaid asset protection, setting up a trust, and securing long-term care. They are the best elder law attorney in Hollywood, Florida, hands down! If you’re looking for a Medicaid planning lawyer in Florida, I highly recommend them!
— Robert D., Financial Consultant
Rating – 5/5
“Flawless Business Succession Planning – True Professionals!”
As a business owner, I wanted to ensure a smooth transition for my company.I got some help creating a buy-sell agreement, reduce estate taxes, and set up a trust for my heirs. Their expertise in business succession planning in Florida is unmatched. If you need an estate and tax attorney in Broward County, look no further!
— Jessica M., Small Business Owner
Rating – 5/5
“Professional and Knowledgeable – The Best Trust Lawyer in Hollywood!”
I had no idea how important a revocable living trust was until I spoke with Anidjar. They explained how it helps avoid probate and protects my children’s inheritance. Now I have a comprehensive estate plan, including a will, power of attorney, and a healthcare directive. If you need a Hollywood trust attorney, I strongly recommend their services!
— David S., Retired Military Veteran
Anidjar Law Practice FAQ
Probate & Estate Administration FAQ
Probate is the legal process of administering an estate after someone passes away. It involves validating the will, paying debts, and distributing assets to heirs. If a person dies without a will (intestate) or owns assets solely in their name, probate is usually required.
Yes! Strategies like revocable living trusts, beneficiary designations, and joint ownership allow assets to pass outside probate, saving time and legal fees.
If someone passes away without a will, their estate goes through Florida intestate succession laws, meaning:
- Spouses, children, or closest relatives inherit based on Florida statutes.
- If no direct heirs exist, the state of Florida may claim the estate.
- The probate process becomes more complex, especially with multiple heirs or disputed claims.
Having a will ensures that your assets go to the intended beneficiaries without unnecessary court intervention
Florida probate timelines vary based on:
- Estate complexity (simple estates: ~6 months; complex estates: 12+ months).
- Disputes or will contests (these can delay probate for years).
- Court backlog and administrative factors.
Proper estate planning (e.g., trusts and beneficiary designations) can reduce probate delays
Estate Planning & Asset Protection FAQ
Yes! Estate planning is not just for the wealthy. A will, trust, and power of attorney protect your assets, health, and loved ones, regardless of estate size.
A will must go through probate, while a revocable living trust helps avoid probate, providing privacy and faster asset distribution.
Legal tools like irrevocable trusts, asset protection trusts, and family limited partnerships (FLPs) shield wealth from creditors and lawsuits.
Review your estate plan every 3–5 years or after major life changes like marriage, divorce, birth, death, or financial growth.
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