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Heuler Wakeman Solomon Law Group
850-792-8496
  • Home
  • Our Team
    • Victoria Heuler
    • Mary Wakeman
    • Max Solomon
  • Practice Areas
    • Estate & Life Planning
    • Medicaid & Long-Term Care
    • Elder Litigation & Exploitation
    • Probate & Probate Litigation
    • Guardianship
  • Resources
    • How We Help Our Clients
    • Law Pay
  • Blog
  • Contact

Different Life Stages, Same Commitment:
Compassionate Legal Advocacy For Your Most Difficult Moments

Tallahassee Estate And Life Planning Attorneys Protecting Your Future

Planning is a crucial legal step for people of all ages. Unexpected issues from aging, illness or accidents can leave you and your family with serious obstacles. Therefore, taking a proactive legal step such as estate planning can help protect your property and finances for the long term.

At Heuler, Wakeman, Solomon Law Group, P.L.L.C., our team, which includes The Florida Bar board-certified specialists, is here to help. Partner Max Solomon recently joined our firm, adding his skills in estate and life planning, elder litigation, probate and guardianships to better serve you. Our entire team is friendly and approachable. We’re here to listen to your questions – no matter how small they seem – and use our 70-plus years of combined experience to advocate for you.

Tailored Life Planning For Every Stage

We believe that life planning should be accessible to everyone, regardless of age or background. Our estate planning lawyers provide life planning solutions for:

  • Married and unmarried couples
  • LGBTQ individuals, couples and families
  • Blended families
  • New parents and people wanting to start a family
  • College students and young adults
  • Millennials/Gen Z, including those starting a business
  • Retirees, seniors and elders

No matter your age or the value of your assets, we can help with:

  • Creating or adapting estate plans
  • Managing probate or probate litigation
  • Establishing living wills and trusts
  • Understanding Florida’s pet trust code
  • Naming powers of attorney and health care surrogates
  • Assisting with guardianship proceedings
  • Planning for retirement
  • Setting up special needs trusts or long-term care

We will work with you to find the right solution for your unique situation.

A Team With Diverse Experience

Our firm’s unique blend of experience sets us apart. Attorney Victoria Heuler’s strong litigation work, attorney Mary Wakeman’s skilled appeals practice and Max Solomon’s deep knowledge of life planning, elder litigation and guardianships allow us to handle a variety of complex legal issues with confidence. We are not a family law firm, but we are a family-focused one.

Get The Answers You Need

We believe that informed clients make the best decisions. Here, we provide answers to frequently asked questions, giving you a better understanding of your legal options.

I’m young. Do I really need a will?

It is tough to think about the “what ifs” in life, especially when they involve something serious, such as death. While we cannot control the future, we can control how prepared we are. Having a will is important for everyone, no matter their age. If you have children, it is essential to have a plan in place to provide them with the resources and support they will need if you are no longer there.

Won’t the state just figure it all out if I don’t have a will?

Yes, the state will handle your affairs. But do you really want to leave your life’s legacy up to the same bureaucracy that makes you dread renewing your driver’s license? Without a will, you force your loved ones through a long, complicated process. An estate plan is your chance to make your wishes known, provide for your family and give your loved ones peace of mind.

How can I make sure my health care wishes are respected?

It is important to address these issues while you are still healthy. If you become incapacitated by illness, it is too late. Creating a living will or advance directives now is the best way to ensure your health care wishes are followed. This also takes the burden of making difficult life-or-death decisions off your loved ones, who will know they are honoring your wishes.

What happens if I’m not able to make decisions about my finances at the end of my life?

Just as a living will makes your health care wishes clear, a durable power of attorney (DPOA) can give you peace of mind about your finances. You can choose a person you trust – such as a family member, friend or attorney – to step in and make financial decisions for you if you become incapacitated.

Let Us Start Work Together

New clients can expect a clear and straightforward intake process when they contact our firm. When you call us at 850-792-8496 or reach out via email, our team will guide you through every step. We offer reasonable prices and work efficiently to provide you with a great return on your investment. At Heuler, Wakeman, Solomon Law Group, P.L.L.C., you get the support you need without delay.

Practice Areas

  • How We Help Our Clients
  • Estate & Life Planning
    • Pet Trusts
    • Power Of Attorney
    • Trusts
  • Medicaid & Long-Term Care
  • Elder Litigation & Exploitation
  • Nursing Home Abuse & Negligence
  • Probate & Probate Litigation
  • Guardianship

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Heuler Wakeman Solomon Law Group

TALLAHASSEE
1677 Mahan Center Boulevard
Tallahassee, FL 32308

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850-792-8496

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