Estate planning attorneys and funeral homes in Homestead, FL

Homestead, FL has 6 estate planning attorneys and 3 funeral homes listed in this directory. Homestead is in Miami-Dade County, so probate for Homestead residents is filed with the Miami-Dade County clerk of court.

6 listings in Homestead · most recently verified

Estate planning attorneys in Homestead

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  • Estate planning attorney

    Abolsky Legal

    1474 N Homestead Blvd
    Homestead, FL 33030
    (305) 570-9705

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  • Estate planning attorney

    James Garcia, (Mobile) Real-Estate Notary Public, CSA

    12143 SW 251st St
    Homestead, FL 33032
    (201) 362-8901

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  • Estate planning attorney

    John P. Maas

    John P. Maas is a law practice at 44 NE 16th St in Homestead, FL. Its website describes estate planning, wills and probate administration.

    Estate PlanningWillsProbate Administration+3 more
    44 NE 16th St
    Homestead, FL 33030
    (305) 247-7132

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  • Estate planning attorney

    O'Connor Law Firm, PLLC

    650 NE 22nd Terrace Ste 202-3
    Homestead, FL 33033
    (305) 245-3230

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  • Estate planning attorney

    Pastran Deborah K

    333 NE 8th St
    Homestead, FL 33030
    (305) 246-2122

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  • Estate planning attorney

    Signsure LLC

    Signsure LLC is a law practice at 13720 SW 258th Ln in Homestead, FL. Its website describes estate planning and powers of attorney.

    Estate PlanningPowers of Attorney
    13720 SW 258th Ln
    Homestead, FL 33032
    (786) 404-1783

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Homestead questions

What does an estate planning attorney do that a form website does not?
An attorney checks how each asset is titled, applies Florida-specific rules such as homestead protection and the restrictions on who may serve as personal representative, and supervises execution so the documents are valid. Forms do none of those, which is where most do-it-yourself plans fail.
Should I contact a funeral home before a death occurs?
You can. Pre-need planning lets you choose services, compare itemized prices and, if you want, prepay under a state-regulated contract. Doing it in advance removes both cost uncertainty and time pressure from your family later.
Does this directory rank or rate the businesses it lists?
No. Listings carry no ratings, review scores or paid placement. Each entry shows contact details, services, credentials where they are known from a citable source, and the date the information was last checked.