Yergey & Yergey P.A. is known for Orlando probate, trust, estate planning, guardianship, and mediation counsel backed by four generations of family legal service since 1928. The firm helps families plan estates, manage probate and trust administration, and resolve contested matters involving wills, fiduciary duties, guardianship, and beneficiary rights. Its long Orange County history provides steady guidance during loss, incapacity, disputes, tax-sensitive transitions, and complex family responsibilities after major events.
Yergey & Yergey P.A. develops personalized legal solutions by matching each matter to the family, assets, tax concerns, and court issues involved. The firm handles summary administration, formal probate, trust administration, personal representative counsel, trustee representation, beneficiary concerns, advance directives, powers of attorney, and healthcare surrogate designations. Thorough preparation helps clarify duties, preserve rights, reduce conflict, and guide decisions during emotionally difficult estate and guardianship proceedings for families involved in transitions.
Yergey & Yergey P.A. brings deep expertise to probate litigation, guardianship disputes, estate planning, trust administration, and contested fiduciary matters. The firm handles will contests, breach-of-fiduciary-duty claims, removal of personal representatives, trustee challenges, emergency temporary guardianship, limited guardianship, plenary guardianship, and restoration of rights. LL.M.-level tax training supports planning involving estate tax exposure, portability elections, step-up basis issues, and multi-generational trusts for future wealth transfers and legacy planning.
Yergey & Yergey P.A. has earned recognition through Super Lawyers Rising Stars honors, the John R. Hamilton Law Firm Award of Excellence, OCBA Best CLE Seminar recognition, and leadership in Florida probate, guardianship, and trust practice. Both partners are Florida Supreme Court-certified circuit court mediators. The firm’s reputation reflects court familiarity, dispute-resolution skill, community service, and nearly a century of service to Central Florida families across generations.
