Keep control during life and plan a direct transfer at death
A Lady Bird deed, also called an enhanced life estate deed, may allow Florida real estate to pass to named beneficiaries at the owner’s death while the owner retains broad control during life. The Law Office of Juan A. Pyfrom, P.A. reviews the title, family circumstances, homestead concerns, and estate plan before recommending and preparing the deed.
Understanding Lady Bird Deeds
A properly drafted enhanced life estate deed can reserve the owner’s ability to sell, mortgage, lease, or change the remainder beneficiaries without their consent. It is not right for every client, and it must be coordinated with marital rights, minor children, title history, taxes, public-benefits planning, and the overall estate plan.
How We Help
Review the current deed, legal description, ownership, and homestead status.
Identify spouses, minor children, beneficiaries, and title concerns.
Explain Lady Bird deeds, trusts, survivorship ownership, and other alternatives.
Prepare execution-ready deed documents and signing instructions.
Coordinate recording and retain a copy within the agreed scope.
What to Bring to Your Consultation
Do not delay contacting the firm simply because some documents are missing. We can help identify what is needed and organize the next steps.
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Final Call to Action
If you need guidance with lady bird deeds, contact The Law Office of Juan A. Pyfrom, P.A. to discuss your circumstances and the next step.
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