Wills
Will Attorney in Naples, FL
A will lets you decide who receives your property, who handles your estate and who would care for your children. Forza Law PLLC drafts wills that hold up under Florida law.
- Last will and testament drafting
- Name a guardian for minor children
- Update an old or out-of-state will
Talk With a Will Attorney
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- Naples office on Golden Gate Pkwy
- Serving Collier and Lee County
- Estate and income tax reviewed together
- Se habla español
Why use a will attorney instead of a form?
Florida has specific signing rules for a will to be valid, and a small drafting mistake can leave your family in court. A will attorney makes sure your will says what you mean and is signed correctly.
We also look at whether a will alone fits your situation, or whether a trust would save your family time and cost in probate.
What our will attorneys help with
Last will and testament
Direct who receives your assets and in what shares.
Personal representative
Name the person who will handle your estate.
Guardian designations
Name who would care for your minor children.
Pour-over wills
Pair a will with a trust so nothing is left out.
Updating an existing will
After a marriage, divorce, move, new child or new property.
Coordinating beneficiaries
Make sure accounts and policies match your will.
Why families choose Forza Law
Estate and income tax in the same review
Standard planning often looks at estate tax alone. We look at income, capital gains and gift tax too, so your plan works for the people who inherit.
Built for business and property owners
Your plan accounts for business ownership, real estate holdings and multi-entity structures, not just a basic set of documents.
You always know where you stand
We explain your options in plain terms so your documents are set up for real-world use, not just legal sufficiency.
A plan that keeps up with your life
As you buy, sell, grow a business or go through life changes, we stay available to update your plan.
How it works
Reach out
Call our Naples office or send the short form. We will follow up to set a time to talk.
Consultation
We review your assets, your goals and your potential exposure, including tax.
A clear path forward
We outline next steps, prepare your documents and walk you through signing and what comes after.
Your attorneys
Brianna Ayala
Managing Attorney
Brianna focuses primarily on estate planning and also advises clients in probate. Before joining Forza Law, she ran her own law practice for five years. J.D., Ave Maria School of Law.
Brian Zingaretti
Attorney
Brian focuses on federal and state tax strategy for individuals and businesses. Before practicing law, he spent a decade in public accounting. J.D., cum laude, Ave Maria School of Law.
Serving Naples and Southwest Florida
Our office is at 2640 Golden Gate Pkwy, Suite 111, in Naples. We work with clients throughout Collier County and Lee County.
- Naples
- Marco Island
- Bonita Springs
- Estero
- Fort Myers
- Cape Coral
- Collier County
- Lee County
Frequently asked questions
A Florida will must be in writing and signed by you in front of two witnesses, who also sign. Adding a notary makes it self-proving, which can make probate easier.
No. Assets that pass under a will usually go through probate. A trust can help avoid it for assets that are properly funded.
Often it is, if it was valid where it was signed, but some provisions may not work the way you expect under Florida law. A review is a good idea.
Florida intestacy law decides who inherits, and a court appoints the person who handles your estate.
Get your will done right
Call our Naples office or send a message to schedule a consultation.