2001 NW 107th Ave Suite 450

Doral, FL 33172 USA

Contact us

+1 (305) 488-6465

Monday to Friday: 9 AM to 5 PM

Eastern Standard Time

Estate Planning Attorney in Kendall, FL

Florida’s estate laws are specific, and a plan built for another state rarely holds up here. Our attorney helps Kendall families and individuals structure their estate clearly, avoid probate where possible, and put legally sound documents in place that reflect your family’s wishes, close to home, so you have real peace of mind.
Licensed by The Florida Bar • Serving Kendall and South Florida

Trust & Recognition

Recognized by the organizations that set the standard for estate planning excellence.
Licensed by The Florida Bar

Licensed by The Florida Bar

WealthCounsel Attorney Member

WealthCounsel Attorney Member

Member of the American Bar Assoc.

Member of the American Bar Assoc.

Best of Florida 2025 Regional Winner

Best of Florida 2025 Regional Winner

Top Estate Planning Attorney — BusinessRate

Top Estate Planning Attorney — BusinessRate

Why Work With a Kendall-Based Attorney

Florida's probate process is public and can run long if your estate isn't structured to avoid it, and homestead rules shape how your primary residence transfers, details out-of-state templates usually miss. If you've searched for an estate planning attorney near me in Kendall, this is usually why. Working with an attorney who practices Florida law day to day means a plan built around your actual situation, with local accessibility and clarity from the start. We also work with Kendall's many bilingual families in both English and Spanish, so nothing gets lost between what you want and what your documents actually say.

Common Situations We Help With

If any of these sound familiar, it’s usually a sign your plan needs attention now, not later.

How the Process Works

01

Free consultation.

Transfers Florida real estate outside probate while you keep full control during your lifetime.

02

A plan built around you.

We recommend the specific documents you actually need, not a package deal.

03

Drafting and signing.

Your documents are prepared under Florida law and properly executed.

04

Review as life changes.

We’re available to update your plan when your situation does.

Who We Help in Kendall

We work with individuals, families, retirees, and homeowners who want to create or update an estate plan, protect their assets and loved ones, avoid probate where possible, and plan ahead for incapacity or medical decisions. We also help families navigate Medicaid planning and long-term asset protection for aging parents, including special needs trusts when relevant. Our practice focuses exclusively on estate planning and related legal documents, giving Kendall clients clarity, structure, and peace of mind.

Also Serving Nearby South Florida

Alongside Kendall, our attorney works with clients in

What Kendall and South Florida Families Say

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a Florida resident to work with your firm?
No. You need Florida property, assets, or family connections your plan is built around, but you can start the process remotely and meet with us as needed.
Florida probate is a public court process and can take months. Tools like a revocable trust or a Lady Bird deed can help specific assets skip probate entirely.
Yes, we work with clients in both English and Spanish throughout the estate planning process, from your first consultation through signing your documents.
Most Kendall clients start with a will and a durable power of attorney, then add trusts or a Lady Bird deed depending on what they own and their goals.
Yes. We help structure estates to avoid probate where possible, and guide families through the Florida probate process when it can’t be avoided entirely.
Yes. Attorney Danielys Cardoso works with Kendall residents and families throughout South Florida on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and related documents.

Start Your Kendall Estate Plan

Our attorney works directly with you to build a plan that fits your family, your property, and Florida law, not a generic template.