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Our Coral Gables Florida estate planning law firm has years of experience helping people create trusts and protect what’s important to them. We pride ourselves on delivering consistent and outstanding results while building your trust.
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Stivers Law is a Coral Gables, Florida estate planning law firm that is dedicated to providing excellence in customer service while improving the lives of our clients. Estate planning and probate processes are very personal and we want you to feel comfortable reaching out to us with your concerns.
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We wanted to create an environment where our clients would view us not just as their legal advocate but as their trusted resource in just about anything. It is our duty and privilege to go the extra mile for our clients.
Passionate
Our passion is for helping others improve their current situation. Often that means you need an attorney to go to court for you or draft an estate plan for you so you can have peace of mind that your family will be protected after you pass away.
Caring
Sometimes you need someone to listen and hear your story, but ultimately we all need help from time to time. At Stivers Law, we have made it our mission to listen with compassion and help get you results.
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Common Trusts Explained
One of the most common tools used when creating a comprehensive estate plan is a trust agreement. Most people are familiar with the concept of…
How Much Discretion Should My Trustee Have?
Many people choose to include at least one trust in their comprehensive estate plan. If that includes you, one of the most important decisions you…
Divorce and Your Estate Plan
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Discussing the Details of Your Estate Plan vs. Keeping the Details Private
Once you have your estate plan finished, you may start thinking about sharing – or not sharing — the details of that plan with your…
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