Law Office of C.R. Diaz, Esq.
Florida Probate & Guardianship

Dealing with a Florida probate or guardianship matter?

Send your situation to a licensed Florida attorney. For $99, I review the facts and send back a written assessment: where things stand, your options, and the next step in the probate or guardianship process.

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$99  flat · refunded if I can’t take it
A real attorney, not a chatbot Florida matters only You hear back, in writing
How it works
Four steps, and you only pay if your matter is a fit.
1

Submit your question

Answer a few short prompts and agree to the engagement terms.

2

I screen it

I check that it’s a Florida matter in my practice areas and clear of conflicts, before any payment is earned.

3

I assess it

If I take it, I send a written assessment of your situation under Florida law, based on the facts you gave.

4

Optional call

If the matter warrants it and we both want to, we set a call to discuss representation.

Set expectations
What the $99 assessment is, and what it isn’t.

What you get

  • Limited-scope legal advice on one Florida-law question
  • A written assessment applying the law to the facts you provide
  • The main issues and general options or next steps
  • An honest read on whether the matter is worth pursuing
  • A real attorney-client relationship for that limited purpose

What it is not

  • Not a guarantee of any outcome
  • Not full representation, filings, or court appearances
  • Not deadline or statute-of-limitations monitoring
  • Not fact investigation or document drafting
  • Not legal advice outside Florida or my practice areas
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This service may not be the right fit

I take this service only for matters governed by Florida law within personal injury, business, debt collection, eviction, and probate or guardianship areas. Based on your answers, yours falls outside that, so I don’t want to take your $99 for something I can’t properly help with.

For a referral to the right attorney, The Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service can help: (800) 342-8011.
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Note: this service does not monitor or protect legal deadlines. If something is time-sensitive, don’t rely on this; speak to a lawyer right away.

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Before you pay, the key terms

  • This is limited-scope legal advice, not general information. If I accept your matter, an attorney-client relationship forms for the limited purpose of the written assessment.
  • The $99 is refunded in full if I decline your matter. It is earned once I deliver the assessment.
  • The assessment is based only on the facts you provide and is not a guarantee of any outcome.
  • I do not monitor deadlines, investigate facts, draft documents, or appear in court under this service.
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By paying the $99 fee and submitting, you accept the Limited-Scope Legal Services Agreement.

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Everything checks out. The next step charges your $99 and delivers your question to me for screening. You’ll get a written assessment if I take the matter, or a full refund if I can’t.

Common questions
Good to know before you start.
A family member passed away. What does the $99 get me?

A written assessment from a licensed Florida attorney: what process may apply to the estate, the options in front of you, and your next step, based on the facts you provide. Real limited-scope legal advice, not generic information.

Do I have to go through probate in Florida?

It depends on what assets there are and how they were titled. Some assets pass outside probate; others require it, and Florida has different probate paths depending on the estate. Your assessment will explain which is likely to apply.

Does this cover guardianship too?

Yes. This service covers Florida guardianship matters, including guardianship of a minor or of an adult who can no longer manage their own affairs.

Is there a deadline?

Some probate steps and rights, such as contesting a will, carry time limits. Act promptly. This service does not track or protect deadlines, so do not wait on an assessment if timing may matter.

What if you can’t take my matter?

If it’s outside Florida law or there’s a conflict of interest, I decline and refund your $99 in full, and no assessment is produced.