PTM Trust and Estate Law is a Gainesville, Florida law firm focused on estate planning, probate, trusts, guardianships, and real estate title matters. The firm helps individuals and families organize their financial and legal affairs, protect assets, plan for future decision-making, and prepare for the transfer of property. Its estate planning services include wills, revocable living trusts, special needs trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives, beneficiary planning, and Lady Bird deeds.
PTM Trust and Estate Law guides personal representatives, trustees, beneficiaries, and families through probate and trust administration. The firm assists with filing wills, obtaining authority to administer estates, preparing inventories, addressing creditor claims, managing trust assets, preparing accountings, and distributing property. Its attorneys also advise trustees on fiduciary duties and help clients address legal issues involving retirement accounts, beneficiary designations, probate avoidance strategies, and the administration of assets after a death.
PTM Trust and Estate Law also handles contested and specialized matters involving trusts, estates, guardianships, and real property. Its litigation practice includes will contests, trust disputes, fiduciary breach claims, trustee removal, accounting disputes, intestate succession issues, and estate mismanagement claims. The firm also assists with trust modification or termination, quiet title actions, deed reformation, title defects, adverse possession disputes, and guardianships involving minor children or disabled adults.
PTM Trust and Estate Law serves clients from its Gainesville office and provides trust and estate representation throughout Florida. The firm emphasizes a focused practice rather than handling unrelated areas of law, allowing its attorneys to concentrate on Florida property, fiduciary, probate, trust, and guardianship issues. By combining planning, administration, litigation, and title services, the firm helps clients prepare for future needs, carry out legal responsibilities, resolve disputes, and protect family and property interests.
