
Miami Wills Lawyers
Protect Your Family and Assets with a Will
Planning for the future is essential in safeguarding your loved ones and protecting your legacy. Still, careful planning is required to address the complexities of estate management. A properly drafted will allows your assets to be distributed according to your wishes, providing legal clarity and preventing unnecessary challenges for your family. It’s not just about wealth; it’s about peace of mind and ensuring your loved ones are cared for in the future.
Creating a will may seem overwhelming. Bilu Law can simplify the process. We help families across Miami-Dade County shape their futures and protect what matters most to them. Whether updating an existing will or drafting one for the first time, our team provides personalized attention, understands your unique needs, and delivers solutions tailored to your goals.


Why Choose Bilu Law?
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With two decades of dedicated service, we've assisted countless clients with their legal needs, covering 67 counties in Florida.
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Offering seasoned legal guidance, our attorneys respond promptly and are easily accessible when you require their expertise.
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Our proficient team, including Spanish speakers, ensures that you fully comprehend the intricacies of your case.
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We are proud members of an international law firm network, enabling us to provide assistance to clients nationally and worldwide.
Tailored Services for Will Development
Creating or updating a will is one of the most significant steps to secure your future and protect the people you care about. We believe in offering much more than just a service. We build partnerships. Our team takes the time to understand your needs and develop solutions to safeguard your legacy.
Our will services are designed to give you peace of mind, knowing we’ve addressed the various aspects of your life.
We offer the following services:
- Personalized consultations to understand your unique needs – We bring a passion for crafting a will aligned with your values and goals. Our attorneys take the time to listen and capture your wishes.
- Professional drafting of legally sound wills – Our team meticulously prepares your will, ensuring it adheres to Florida's stringent legal standards while addressing every aspect of your estate.
- Thorough review and updating of existing wills – Life changes, and so should your will. We can help you revisit and revise your plans whenever necessary to keep them aligned with your evolving goals.
- Guidance on Florida estate tax implications – Understanding Florida’s tax laws can be daunting. We simplify the process, so you know how they may impact your estate.
- Preparation of necessary ancillary documents – From powers of attorney to living wills, our lawyers help develop an estate plan that accounts for all possibilities.
- Prompt and accessible communication throughout the process – We pride ourselves on being readily available to answer your questions. Your peace of mind is our priority, and we’re here when you need us.
We want to make the process of creating or updating your will as transparent and seamless as possible. We explain every step in plain, straightforward language, focusing on building trust and providing exceptional service. Our team is dedicated to getting to know you, your family, and your priorities to craft a will that genuinely reflects your legacy.
Key Elements of a Well-Drafted Will
A carefully crafted will is the foundation of a solid estate plan. It gives you peace of mind that your wishes will be upheld and your loved ones protected when it matters most. We guide you through key decisions so your will effectively reflects your intentions.
The following are the critical provisions a will should include:
- Executor (personal representative) designation– Naming a personal representative is one of the most vital decisions when creating your will. This individual will manage your estate, carry out your wishes, and oversee the distribution of assets.
- Specific bequests – A will allows you to specify how your assets, from real estate to sentimental items, should be distributed. Whether you wish to leave gifts to loved ones, charitable organizations, or local causes, we clearly outline these provisions to avoid disputes and confusion.
- Handling debts and taxes – Managing debts and addressing potential tax liabilities is critical to an estate plan. Your will can instruct on how debts should be paid and which assets to prioritize for those payments. Working closely with our experienced team, you’ll receive innovative solutions to mitigate tax burdens while protecting your estate.
- Establishing testamentary trusts – Testamentary trusts, created within your will, offer greater control over how and when assets are distributed to beneficiaries. These are particularly valuable for minor children, beneficiaries with special needs, or those who could benefit from structured distributions. We tailor these solutions to fit your unique family and financial goals.
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What should I do if I'm considering filing for bankruptcy protection?If you are considering filing for bankruptcy protection it is important to speak with an experienced attorney who can review your unique situation and provide legal advice so that you can move forward and find financial freedom.
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Does filing for bankruptcy mean my business will close?Not necessarily. Depending on the chapter of bankruptcy that is filed, a business may be able to continue operations while reorganizing their debts in a payment plan.
Hear From Our Happy Clients
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"They cared about their clients."
I'm honored to leave Bilu Law this great review. After calling many lawyers in Florida about a real estate issue, I felt Bilu Law genuinely cared. They listened, asked the right questions, and made my desired outcome their priority. The cost was reasonable, and their dedication was relentless.- Carlos -
"Willing to fight when others gave up."
Bilu Law and their associates were willing to fight for me when other firms wanted to throw in the towel. Their professionalism and dedication resulted in the best outcome I could ask for. I highly recommend this firm. Many thanks to all.- Emporio -
"Highly recommend for legal matters."
Bilu Law advised and completed my Trust paperwork to my satisfaction. The team consistently delivers, even during Covid-19. Calls are quickly returned, and there's a warm atmosphere. Highly recommend for settling legal matters.- Aldith -
""Choosing this law firm was the best decision I have ever made.""
"I had the pleasure of working with Ron Bilu and his assistant Andrea. Choosing this law firm was the best decision I have ever made. Both Ron and Andrea were with me every step of the way and were very kind, helpful, and knowledgeable. In the end i was very pleased with the results and would recommend his services to anyone in need of a great real estate attorney. Thankyou so much Ron!"- Doris -
""They are professional, aggressive and the keep us informed of progress of our cases.""
"Our firm has engaged Ron Bilu and Nick Rossoletti and their amazing team of effective legal professionals for a variety of litigation matters and they are professional, aggressive and the keep us informed of progress of our cases. Their experience and knowledge of the law combined with a results oriented approach has helped our bottom line."- Jeffrey -
""ABSOLUTELY AMAZINGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!""
"ABSOLUTELY AMAZINGGGGGG!!!!!!!!! Ron Bilu and Andrea Valencia helped me beyond what I expected! They listen carefully to you and will fight for you till the wheels fall off! My outcome was beyond what I had imagined and it is all thanks to them backing me up and doing what they do best! I cannot express into words how much I strongly recommend this law firm to anyone who is facing the issues I had! Like I said, absolutely amazinggggg at what they do!!!!!"- Marlin
What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Florida?
When someone passes away without a will in Florida, the distribution of their assets falls under the state's intestacy laws. These laws dictate how property is divided among surviving relatives, often disregarding personal relationships or specific wishes.
Without a properly drafted will, you lose control over who inherits your estate, potentially leaving your loved ones with avoidable stress, confusion, and unintended consequences.
If you die intestate:
- Your assets may not go to your intended beneficiaries – Without a will, Florida law determines the order of inheritance, which may result in distant relatives or unintended individuals receiving your assets. For example, if you're in a blended family or have dependents outside traditional family structures, intestacy laws may not reflect your wishes.
- A court-appointed administrator will manage your estate – When no will designates a personal representative, the court appoints someone to oversee asset distribution. This individual may not be someone you trust or would have chosen to handle such critical responsibilities.
- The probate process can get lengthy and complex – Without clear directives, navigating the probate system in Miami-Dade County can become a long, costly, and emotionally draining process for your loved ones. Lengthy legal proceedings can delay closure and disrupt your family’s ability to focus on healing.
- Family disputes are more likely – The absence of a will often leads to disagreements among surviving family members, especially when assets or sentimental property are involved. These disputes can strain relationships during an already difficult time.
Dying without a will places the future of your legacy in the hands of the state and creates unnecessary challenges for those you leave behind. With deep experience in estate planning, our team can guide you through creating a clear and legally sound will so your wishes are honored.
Secure Your Legacy with Confidence
Planning your estate is deeply personal, and we can guide you with compassion, insights, and unwavering dedication. At Bilu Law, our commitment to client-focused service means our Miami wills attorneys take the time to understand your goals, crafting tailored solutions to reflect your vision for the future.
