Wills That Work When You Need Them Most
At Buro Law Group, PLLC, we understand that a legally valid and clearly written will is the foundation of any solid estate plan. A single mistake in the wording or signing process could make your wishes unenforceable—but our firm is here to help you avoid that.
Experienced Wills Attorney Serving Florida
With over a decade of experience, Attorney Iulianna Bukovskaya helps clients across the Treasure Coast and South Florida create wills that reflect their wishes and comply with Florida law. She takes the time to understand your goals, explain your options, and ensure your documents are properly executed and legally sound.
Whether you're creating your first will or updating an existing one, we make the process simple, stress-free, and affordable.
Why Clients Trust Us:
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✅ Personalized will drafting tailored to your family and assets
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✅ Clear, affordable pricing with no hidden fees
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✅ Legally valid documents that stand up in court
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✅ Experienced guidance through every step of the process
What Is a Will in Florida?
A last will and testament is a legal document that outlines how your property, assets, and personal belongings will be distributed after your death. In addition to naming beneficiaries and assigning specific gifts, a will allows you to:
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Appoint a personal representative (executor) to manage your estate
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Designate guardians for minor children
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Provide clear instructions to avoid family disputes
Without a valid will in place, Florida’s intestacy laws will determine who receives your assets—and the outcome may not reflect your true wishes.
Legal Requirements for a Valid Will in Florida
To be legally valid in Florida, your will must meet the following requirements:
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📌 Age & Capacity: You must be at least 18 years old (or an emancipated minor) and of sound mind.
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📌 Written Document: Florida does not recognize handwritten (holographic) wills unless properly witnessed. Your will must be typed or printed.
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📌 Proper Signing: You must sign your will in the presence of two witnesses, who must also sign in your presence and in the presence of each other.
Failure to meet these legal standards could render your will invalid and result in your estate being distributed by the state, not according to your wishes.
At Buro Law Group, PLLC, we help individuals and families throughout Florida draft customized wills that reflect their values, protect their loved ones, and comply with all legal requirements.
📞 Schedule your consultation today to start building a plan that protects your legacy.