John M. Sakellarides, P.A.

John M. Sakellarides, P.A. is a Clearwater, Florida, law firm focused on tax law, estate planning, and probate administration. The firm assists estate planning and probate clients throughout the Tampa Bay area and represents taxpayers across Florida in IRS disputes. Founder John M. Sakellarides brings more than 25 years of legal experience and provides personalized guidance. His tax background supports careful planning for estates containing complicated assets or significant tax concerns.

John M. Sakellarides, P.A. prepares wills, trusts, durable powers of attorney, health care surrogate designations, and living wills. The firm helps clients plan property distribution, prepare for incapacity, select trusted decision-makers, and protect beneficiaries. Trust planning may support probate avoidance, financial privacy, supplemental needs, charitable intentions, pet care, or controlled asset distribution based on each client’s circumstances and goals.

John M. Sakellarides, P.A. guides personal representatives, executors, administrators, and beneficiaries through Florida probate administration. The firm assists with identifying and safeguarding assets, notifying interested parties, addressing creditor claims, paying expenses and taxes, distributing property, and closing estates. Representation covers formal administration, summary administration, and limited situations involving disposition of personal property without administration. Detailed guidance helps fiduciaries understand and complete their legal responsibilities.

John M. Sakellarides, P.A. represents individuals and businesses in disputes with the Internal Revenue Service. The firm handles bank levies, wage garnishments, tax liens, unfiled returns, audits, payroll tax matters, and offshore account disclosures. Services include penalty abatements, innocent spouse claims, offers in compromise, and currently not collectible requests. Clear explanations help clients understand available options. Flat-fee services are offered when possible, and initial consultations are available in person or virtually. The firm remains accessible when questions arise during the process.