Check out this video from Attorney Amy Pittman to learn more about our First Annual Estate Planning Summit.

Pittman Law Office is excited to invite you to our First Annual Estate Planning Summit on Friday, May 2nd! This exclusive event is designed to give our clients insights into Wills, Trusts, and all of the accompanying estate planning documents. This should be a great refresher of the Basics of Estate Planning. We will also walk through the legal process of what happens when someone becomes incapacitated and after they pass away.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask our team of experienced attorneys and knowledgeable probate paralegal, Tara, any questions you may have.

Join us at the beautiful Orange Blossom Opry, located just down the road from where Attorney Amy Pittman grew up. This is a great chance to gain peace of mind, connect with our team, and ensure your estate plan is in order—all in a welcoming and informative setting.

We can’t wait to see you there!

Date & Time: Friday, May 2, 2025 at 9 am

Location: Orange Blossom Opry 16439 SE 138th Terrace, Weirsdale, FL 32195

RSVP: seating is limited 352-399-6944 This is only for Current Clients of Pittman Law

Upcoming Workshops

Funding Revocable Trust Workshop

This workshop is for current clients of Pittman Law Office that have Revocable Trusts.

Date & Time: Thursday, February 13, 2025 at 8:30 am

Location: Via Zoom

RSVP to 352-399-6944 to get the link for the Zoom meeting

Date & Time: March 6, 2025 at 8:30 am

Location: Via Zoom

RSVP to 352-399-6944 to get the link for the Zoom meeting

Basic Estate Planning Workshop

This workshop is for potential clients of Pittman Law Office that want to learn more about Estate Planning and our firm.

Date & Time: Friday, February 21, 2025 at 10:00 am

Location: Pittman Law Office

RSVP: 352-399-6944 – Seating is limited to 10 people

Date & Time: Friday, March 7, 2025 at 10:00 am

Location: Pittman Law Office

RSVP: 352-399-6944 – Seating is limited to 10 people

My Neighbor Said…

“Don’t worry about probate—if you’re married, everything automatically goes to your spouse anyway!”

While this might sound reassuring, it’s not entirely true in Florida. The best way to be sure that your assets transfer to who you want, is through executing an estate plan with legal representation. How your assets are owned determine how your assets pass at your death.

Probate Corner…

In Florida, if a person passes away without a will (intestate), the probate court follows a specific order of distribution based on state law. For example, if the deceased individual was married with no children from a previous relationship, the surviving spouse inherits everything—but if there are children from another relationship, the spouse only receives half of the probate estate, with the remaining half going to the children of the deceased individual. Remember, this is only applicable to probate assets. Check out our YouTube Channel to learn more about probate assets. This is why it is important for blended families to have an estate plan established.

Family…   Attorney Amy Pittman’s son, Reed enjoying a round of putting with his cousins.

Attorney Audra Platt and husband, Wes enjoyed country music band, Alabama and The Bellamy Brothers.

Attorney Sydney Simmons’ son, Barrett turned one this month.

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