Matanzas Law Firm, P.A. - St. Augustine, FL

For more than a quarter-century, Matanzas Law Firm, P.A., nestled in St. Augustine, Florida, has been meeting the legal needs of St. Johns, Putnam and Flagler counties. We pledge to represent your interests with empathy, tenacity and a wealth of knowledge and skill. We are fiercely dedicated to our clients, offering exceptional personal service with a passionate commitment to advocacy. Our practice areas include:

• Federal and state tax law

• Business and corporate law

• Real estate

• Medicaid planning

• Mediation

• Estate planning

• Wills, trusts and estates

• Probate and probate litigation

• Guardianship

• Elder law

Our guiding mantra, "Caring...About You...Your Family...Your Business...Your Legacy," encapsulates the heart of our mission. We recognize that seeking legal counsel often accompanies pivotal life moments. Our goal extends beyond delivering superior legal services; we strive to ensure our clients understand the legal journey comprehensively. We invest time in demystifying the process, addressing your queries and hopefully alleviating your concerns. From your initial consultation, we work together to navigate your legal, financial, personal and familial needs, evaluating your unique case and legal avenues.

In estate planning, the initial consultation is an excellent opportunity to discuss your situation, concerns and goals. To prepare you for this meeting, we send an estate planning questionnaire two weeks in advance, giving you ample time to gather the necessary documents and information. This preparation helps us provide more precise guidance on your best options.

Early intervention by The Florida Bar board-certified tax attorney is crucial for tax and business law matters to prevent damage and secure favorable outcomes with the IRS and state tax agencies. Consulting before entering contracts and business transactions can help avoid adverse tax consequences. Be sure to bring all relevant documentation to your appointment to help us understand your situation fully.

When it comes to probate, guardianship and elder law, our first meeting is all about understanding your unique situation to chart the best path forward. Bringing along original wills, estate planning documents, details about assets and liabilities, family contact information, death certificates and pertinent medical records will enable a comprehensive discussion. This preparation allows us to address any additional information required during our consultation and collaboratively craft a personalized plan of action.

Your purposes are our goals, and we will tirelessly advocate for you until they are achieved. Our commitment to the highest ethical standards and a fervent pursuit of justice drives us in every case. We offer virtual appointments and accept credit cards for your convenience.