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Save hundreds—even thousands—on Florida estate plans, helping your loved ones save thousands to tens of thousands when they inherit, thanks to 2025 Florida laws that make everything safer and more affordable.
Easy $49 DIY Estate Plan
Others like you arecreating and completing their Florida estate plan documents themselves—using one or both of the $49 Best Florida Estate Plans on this site—saving huge amounts of money, and it’s 100% free to see if you can do it too with Florida’s best DIY Pay Less/Save More Estate Plans.
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Share the $49 Florida Estate Plans with Your Entire Family—All for One Low Price
Each of the two $49 Best Florida Estate Plans on this site can be shared by all Florida family members, letting everyone save money and avoid legal hassles with just one low-cost option. It’s a myth that paying more for identical Florida estate documents elsewhere guarantees better legal or financial protection—our highly experienced estate experts, who can use any documents Florida law allows, rely on these same plans for their own estates.
Why You Should Have A Complete Florida Estate Plan
Not having a complete estate plan can cost you and your loved ones thousands of dollars, lead to months or even years of legal headaches, and forfeit important decisions—like who inherits your estate, when they receive it, who manages it, who raises your minor children, and who makes medical choices for you if you’re ever incapacitated—to the state. No one should hand over these critical rights. That’s why our two affordable plans were designed specifically so Florida families can easily complete them themselves and avoid these risks.
What’s The Best Plan If You Have Florida Real Estate
Relying on “doing nothing” or leaving Florida real estate under a Will is never the best strategy. The $49 Super Saver Best Florida Estate Plan can save you (and 100% of others in similar situations) up to 50 times the plan’s cost if you have Florida real estate that you haven’t legally designated or are currently leaving in a Will. Florida boasts some of the nation’s best real estate-related estate-saving laws—take advantage of them! You’ll find all the details in the FREE Florida Estate Instructions below.
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Download the 2025 Florida Estate Saving Instructions to learn which assets don’t require a Will, Living Trust, or lawyer to be safely transferred under current Florida law, saving you and your loved ones thousands of dollars in legal fees and avoiding months or years of court involvement. These instructions also explain when a Will is best, when a Living Trust is ideal, how to leave minors valuable assets, and which of the $49 plans will save you the most based on your assets and who inherits them. If you don’t have this information, you can’t take advantage of the major estate savings Florida law offers in 2025.
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Then watch the video that shows exactly what each Florida estate plan document does, why you need it, and how to fill it out yourself in minutes—just like a legal professional. Each plan also comes with straightforward written instructions, giving you two easy ways to complete these documents.
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What the $49 Florida Estate Plans Include:
PLAN 1: THE $49 STANDARD BEST FLORIDA ESTATE PLAN
If you ARE NOT leaving Florida real estate in your name, over $75,000 in assets that do not have Pay On Death beneficiaries or anything but low valuable personal assets to a minor in a Will, the $49 Standard Best Florida estate plan that includes a Will, Living Will, Medical and General Durable Power of Attorney is usually all you will need for maximum estate savings. You can easily make all four of these documents yourself in minutes each just like legal professionals can. Paying more for these four documents will not legally save anything. 100% of adults should have the four documents in this plan even if you can save the additional $1,000s to $10,000s by using Plan 2 below.
PLAN 2: THE $49 SUPER SAVER BEST FLORIDA ESTATE PLAN
If you want to leave valuable assets to a minor, Florida real estate in your name or over $75,000 in assets that do not have Pay On Death (POD) Beneficiaries to anyone or you are likely to do any one of these in the future, the additional three document $49 Super Saver Best Florida Estate Plan that includes a Living Trust and Florida Enhanced Life Estate Deeds for Florida real estate, can save $1,000s to $10,000s more in legal fees, probate court involvement, estate creditor claims and months or years of complex legal hassle that the $49 Standard Plan and no Will from anyone regardless of its cost can save. The documents in this plan can also be completed in just minutes each. Most of you will need this $49 plan in addition to the Standard $49 Plan to maximize estate savings the way current Florida law safely allows.
FYI: These are the same plans and documents the estate experts who contributed to the development of this website use for their estates. They have over 50 years of estate experience including preparing 1,000s of estate plans, teaching Will, Trust and Estate law to other legal professionals and giving FREE estate saving DYI seminars to 1,000s of people who have all paid $100s more for these plans than they now cost on this site. These experts can use anything Florida law allows. They use these! Now you can too.
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4 Things To Avoid When Leaving Your Estate
NUMBER 1. Doing nothing is far and away the worst way to leave Florida estates. Doing nothing allows the state to decide who gets your estate, who manages your estate, when they get it and if you have minor children, who raises them for you. You forfeit the right to make these important decisions only you should make and all the huge estate savings you are entitled to under Florida law by doing nothing.
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Not having a Living Will, Medical and General Durable Power of Attorney, allows the court, not you, to appoint who makes medical decisions and manages your financial affairs for you should you become mentally or physically unable to do so yourself. It also takes away your right to decide what continuing medical care you want if you become terminally ill or permanently comatose. In far too many cases, the people a court appoints are only in it for the money and charge the most. You should make all these important decisions! Don’t forfeit these legal rights either because it can cost you dearly, not only in a lot of money, but also in the quality and kind of the care you want and get.​
NUMBER 2. Leaving over $75,000 in assets, your home or other Florida real estate to anyone or leaving valuable assets to a minor in a Will. Leaving over $75,000 in assets and Florida real estate in a Will can require costly, complex and lengthy probate court involvement. Leaving valuable assets to a minor can require costly probate and even more costly and more lengthy court guardianship.​
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Leaving a home or other Florida real estate in your name, regardless of its value, does not require a Will or lawyer to safely leave it or a Living Trust to safely avoid probate on it under Florida law. A Florida Enhanced Life Estate Deed can safely do this and save 100% of the $1,000s to $10,000s in huge estate expenses a Will and Living Trust, just like doing nothing can require to receive these assets. Title to real estate stays safely 100% in your name(s) alone and is then transferred automatically to those you want to have it immediately upon your death. Far simpler, far faster and far more affordable than using any Will, Living Trust or doing nothing!
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NUMBER THREE: Using a costly Living Trust to avoid probate on assets that DO NOT REQUIRE a Living Trust to safely avoid probate under Florida law. It’s an expensive legal fallacy that you have to put all your assets in a Living Trust to avoid probate. Florida law allows the most valuable assets in the majority of Florida estates to safely, easily and affordably avoid probate without using a Living Trust. These assets are the ones that have pay on death beneficiaries listed in the FREE estate instructions.
This avoids the costly legal hassle and expense of putting them into a Living Trust and then taking them out of the trust after you pass away and making them subject to huge legal fees, the claims of estate creditors and months or years of complex legal delays. A lawyer is not required to do this. There is no easier, quicker and more affordable way for loved ones to receive these specific assets under Florida law.
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NUMBER FOUR: Adding someone on as a co-owner of your assets other than your spouse. This can allow creditors of the person you name as a co-owner to seize these assets. If the asset has appreciated in value since you purchased it, the co-owner may have to pay far more in taxes when it is sold after your death. You also lose sole lose control over what you can do with that asset yourself.
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All four of these costly mistakes can be prevented using one or both of the $49 estate plans on this site.
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