Estate Planning Attorney in Boca Raton
Planning for your family’s future starts with having the right legal documents and a strategy tailored to your circumstances. The Law Offices of Rina Feld provides personalized estate planning services in Boca Raton, helping individuals and families protect their assets, document their wishes, and prepare for the future.
Our boutique firm provides direct, personal attention throughout the process. We take the time to understand your family, assets, goals, and concerns before recommending an estate planning strategy.
The process starts with a free 15-minute phone consultation. Call (561) 279-6771 or contact us to discuss your estate planning needs and learn about your options.
Our Process
Estate planning does not have to feel overwhelming. We guide you through each step, explain your options clearly, and help you put an appropriate plan in place.
Consultation
Schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation with the Law Offices of Rina Feld. We will answer your initial questions, learn about your concerns, and explain the next steps.
Understand Family & Assets
We take time to understand your family, assets, existing documents, and priorities. This helps us identify the legal considerations that may affect your estate plan.
Develop Strategy
We consider your goals and circumstances and explain the estate planning options available to you. Our goal is to develop a strategy that reflects your wishes and addresses your family's needs.
Draft Documents
Once you decide on a plan, we prepare the appropriate legal documents. Depending on your circumstances, these may include a will, trust, power of attorney, healthcare surrogate designation, and other estate planning documents.
Review and Execute
We review the documents with you so you understand what you are signing. Once everything is confirmed, you execute the documents according to the applicable legal requirements.
Future Updates
Your circumstances can change over time. Marriage, divorce, children, changes in assets, or other major life events may create a reason to review your estate plan. We can help you determine when updates are appropriate.
How Our Estate Planning Lawyers Can Help
The Law Offices of Rina Feld provides estate planning services tailored to each client’s circumstances and goals.
- Wills
- Revocable Living Trusts
- Irrevocable Trusts
- Powers of Attorney
- Healthcare Directives
- Asset Protection Planning
- Trust Administration
- Estate Tax Planning
Why Choose The Law Offices of Rina Feld for Estate Planning?
Choosing an estate planning attorney is about more than preparing documents. You want an attorney who listens to your concerns, understands your circumstances, explains your options, and remains accessible throughout the process.
The Law Offices of Rina Feld is a boutique law firm focused on Probate Administration, Estate Planning, and Guardianship Administration. The firm provides personalized, hands-on legal services and gives each client the time and attention their situation requires.
Direct, Personalized Estate Planning
As a boutique firm, we provide individualized attention rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach. Rina works directly with clients to understand their goals and provide practical legal guidance tailored to their circumstances. With 13 years of legal experience focused on estate planning, probate administration, and guardianship administration, she brings a broad perspective to each client’s needs.
Experienced, Multidisciplinary Team
Rina Feld combines her legal experience with an MBA in international business and fluency in Russian, providing an additional business and language perspective when helping clients with their estate planning needs. Attorney Hailey L. Wilson also brings a decade of litigation experience, which can be especially valuable when an estate plan needs to anticipate potential disputes involving a will or trust.
Clear, Client-Focused Process
From the initial consultation through document preparation and execution, we explain each step and keep you informed throughout the process. Your initial consultation is free, lasts 15 minutes, and takes place by phone, giving you an opportunity to discuss your concerns and learn about your options. To learn more about the attorneys and our approach, visit our team page.
Start Your Estate Plan
If you are looking for an estate planning attorney in Boca Raton, the Law Offices of Rina Feld can help you evaluate your options and create a plan tailored to your circumstances.
Schedule your free 15-minute phone consultation to discuss your goals, family situation, assets, and estate planning needs.
If you need help with a loved one’s estate, explore our probate administration services. For care and protection of a loved one, learn more about our guardianship administration services.
Law Offices of Rina Feld
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3013 Yamato Rd, B12-347
Boca Raton, FL 33434 - (561) 279-6771
- information@rinafeldpa.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What will happen to my estate if I die without a will?
Florida intestacy laws will dictate the disposition of your assets. If you have a spouse but no children, your spouse will inherit the whole estate. If you have children but no spouse, the children will share the estate. When you have both children and a spouse, they will also share the estate. Grandchildren can inherit in place of a deceased child. If you have no surviving spouse, children, or grandchildren, other relatives may inherit.
Can I get Medicaid coverage for long-term care without losing all my assets?
Yes, in some situations you can protect assets while still qualifying for Medicaid. There are several different strategies, and some assets are exempt. However, the earlier you start planning, the more options you are likely to have. For this reason, we recommend speaking with an estate planning attorney right away if you have concerns about Medicaid eligibility and your assets.
Is it true that I can’t disinherit my spouse?
Florida law requires that you leave at least 30 percent of your estate to your spouse, also known as the spouse’s elective share.
What if I want to leave money to provide for a relative, but I’m afraid they’ll spend it quickly and end up broke again?
You should talk to your estate planning attorney about setting up a spendthrift trust. This will allow your relative to receive regular income, while the trust is managed by someone else.