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A basic will may not be enough to protect your family, your property, or the wealth you have worked hard to build. If you own real estate, have a growing estate, operate a business, or want to make things easier for your loved ones, a trust-based estate plan can give you more control, privacy, and long-term protection.
At Lomba P.A., we help individuals, families, business owners, and high-net-worth clients in Florida create customized trust plans designed to protect assets, avoid unnecessary probate, prepare for incapacity, and preserve wealth for future generations.
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Trust Planning Built for Florida Families
Trusts are one of the most effective estate planning tools because they allow you to decide how your assets should be managed, who should control them, and when beneficiaries should receive them. A properly drafted trust can also help reduce family conflict, protect privacy, and create a smoother transition after death.
Lomba P.A. assists with a wide range of trust services, including:
Revocable Living Trusts
Dynasty Trusts
Irrevocable Trusts
Spousal Lifetime Access Trusts, also known as SLATs
Special Needs Trusts, when applicable
Charitable Lead Trusts
Charitable Remainder Trusts
Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts
Pour-Over Wills
Trust funding guidance
Property deed preparation
LLC formation
Custom operating agreements
Business succession agreements
Why Florida Clients Use Trusts
A trust can be used for far more than simply passing assets to beneficiaries. For many clients, it becomes the foundation of a complete estate plan.
A trust may help you:
Avoid probate for properly titled assets
Keep family matters private
Protect children, grandchildren, and future generations
Create rules for how and when beneficiaries receive assets
Prepare for incapacity without unnecessary court involvement
Coordinate real estate, business interests, and investment assets
Support loved ones with special needs
Include charitable giving in your estate plan
Preserve wealth through long-term planning
Advanced Dynasty Trust Planning
For families who want to create a lasting legacy, dynasty trust planning can be one of the most powerful tools available. A dynasty trust is designed to hold and manage assets for multiple generations, helping protect wealth for children, grandchildren, and future descendants.
This type of planning may be especially valuable if you want to:
Keep family assets protected over time
Provide structured distributions instead of outright inheritances
Protect beneficiaries from poor financial decisions
Reduce the risk of inheritance disputes
Create long-term trustee oversight
Preserve real estate, business interests, or investment assets
Build a legal structure for future generations
Lomba P.A. helps clients determine whether a dynasty trust makes sense based on their family structure, assets, business interests, and long-term goals.
Revocable Living Trusts
A revocable living trust is often the starting point for a strong Florida estate plan. It allows you to keep control of your assets during your lifetime while creating a clear plan for management and distribution after death.
A revocable living trust may help your loved ones avoid the delays and costs of probate, especially when real estate and other assets are properly transferred into the trust.
Irrevocable Trusts and SLATs
For clients who need more advanced asset protection and estate planning, irrevocable trusts and SLATs may offer additional planning opportunities. These trusts can help structure ownership, preserve assets, and support long-term wealth transfer goals.
Because irrevocable trust planning requires careful legal drafting, our firm works closely with clients to understand their objectives before recommending a strategy.
Trust Planning for Real Estate Owners
Florida real estate often plays a major role in estate planning. If your property is not properly titled, your family may face probate, delays, or avoidable complications.
Lomba P.A. assists with:
Deeds transferring property into trust
Lady Bird Deeds
Trust funding guidance
Real estate ownership review
Property deed preparation
Coordination between trusts, wills, and beneficiary designations
Estate Planning for Business Owners
If you own a business, your estate plan should protect both your family and your company. Without a clear plan, your business may face ownership disputes, operational uncertainty, or succession issues if something happens to you.
Our firm helps business owners plan with:
Business succession agreements
Trust-based ownership planning
LLC formation
Custom operating agreements
Financial powers of attorney
Property deed planning
Asset protection strategies
The goal is to protect the business you built while giving your family, partners, and successors clear direction.
Complete Estate Planning Documents
In addition to trust planning, Lomba P.A. prepares the supporting documents needed to create a complete estate plan, including:
Last Will and Testament
Pour-Over Will
Health Care Directives
Living Will
Health Care Surrogate Designation
Financial Power of Attorney
Trust funding letter
Asset checklist
Florida-compliant estate planning documents
These documents help ensure that your wishes are clear and that the right people have authority to act if you become unable to make decisions.
Why Choose Lomba, P.A.?
Estate planning is not one-size-fits-all. Your plan should reflect your family, your assets, your business interests, and your long-term vision.
Clients choose Lomba P.A. because we offer:
Attorney-drafted Florida estate plans
Trust-focused planning strategies
Advanced legacy planning options
Business owner planning support
Real estate and deed planning
Clear guidance from start to finish
Flat-fee planning options
No hidden fees
Free consultation
Start With a Free Consultation
The best time to create a trust is before your family needs one. Whether your goal is to avoid probate, protect real estate, preserve wealth, plan for children or grandchildren, or create a long-term legacy, Lomba P.A. can help you take the next step.
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Estate Planning Packages Designed to Protect What You’ve Built
Planning for the future does not have to feel overwhelming. Lomba, P.A. offers flat-fee estate planning packages designed to help Florida individuals, families, business owners, and high-net-worth clients protect their assets, prepare for the unexpected, and create a clear plan for the next generation.
Whether you need a foundational estate plan or a more advanced asset-protection and legacy-planning strategy, our firm provides attorney-drafted documents tailored to your goals.
Choose the Estate Planning Package That Fits Your Needs
To view our estate planning package options and determine which plan may be the right fit for your needs, please fill out the form below. Once submitted, you’ll be able to review the available package options and next steps for scheduling a consultation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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You may need a trust if you want to avoid probate, keep your estate private, protect beneficiaries, manage real estate, plan for incapacity, or create long-term rules for how assets are distributed.
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The right trust depends on your goals. Some clients need a revocable living trust for probate avoidance and simplicity. Others may benefit from a dynasty trust, irrevocable trust, SLAT, special needs trust, or charitable trust.
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A dynasty trust is a long-term trust designed to preserve and manage assets for future generations. It can help protect wealth for children, grandchildren, and future descendants while giving clear instructions for how assets should be used.
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Yes. Assets that are properly transferred into a trust may avoid probate. Trust funding is an important part of the process, which is why deed preparation and asset coordination matter.
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In many cases, yes. Florida real estate can often be transferred into a trust through a properly prepared deed. An attorney can review your property, homestead considerations, and estate planning goals.
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A will directs how assets are handled after death, but it usually goes through probate. A trust can manage assets during life, at incapacity, and after death, often helping avoid probate for properly titled assets.
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Yes. A trust can include rules for when and how beneficiaries receive money or property. This can help protect children or grandchildren from receiving assets too early, mismanaging funds, or facing avoidable disputes.
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