Last will & testament
Leave clear instructions for your estate, name a personal representative, and discuss guardianship wishes for minor children.
Learn more & read FAQs ↗Florida estate planning
Protect your legacy.
Plan with confidence.
Protect what matters. Make your wishes clear. Put a plan in place for the people you love, with guidance tailored to your life.
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Planning for real life
Peace of mind begins
with a clear plan.
Estate planning is not only for people with substantial wealth. It means deciding who can help if you cannot act, expressing your health care preferences, and planning how your property will pass to the people you choose.
Marriage, the birth of a child, a new home, or caring for a loved one can all be reasons to start. Llorens Law, PLLC helps you turn your decisions into documents that work together.
How we can help
Every document has a purpose.
Explore our services and find clear answers before taking the next step.
Durable power of attorney
Authorize someone you trust to help manage specified financial and property matters on your behalf.
Learn more & read FAQs ↗Health care surrogate designation
Choose the person you want involved in medical decisions and access to health information.
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Express your wishes about certain life-prolonging treatments so loved ones can understand your preferences.
Learn more & read FAQs ↗Enhanced life estate deeds
Explore leaving real estate to your chosen beneficiaries while reserving important lifetime rights.
Learn more & read FAQs ↗Quitclaim deeds
Discuss adding a spouse, transferring a property interest, or updating family ownership arrangements.
Learn more & read FAQs ↗Deeds into trust & pour-over wills
Coordinate real property with an existing trust and prepare a will that works with your trust plan.
Learn more & read FAQs ↗Supplemental needs & disability trusts
Plan additional support for a loved one with a disability while considering their needs and benefits.
Learn more & read FAQs ↗Find your starting point
What would you
like to plan for?
You do not have to know which document you need. Start with what matters to you.
Talk through your situation ↗A clear path forward
Personal decisions.
Practical guidance.
Ask questions, understand your options, and make informed decisions, in English or Spanish.
Start with a conversation
Discuss your family, your property, your concerns, and what you want your plan to accomplish.
Shape your plan
Identify appropriate documents and understand the choices involved in preparing them.
Put your wishes in writing
Review your documents and receive guidance on signing and coordinating your plan.
JENNY LLORENSATTORNEY & FOUNDER
Meet your attorney
Jenny Llorens
FIU College of Law · Magna Cum LaudeFlorida Bar admission: 2024Florida Bar No. 1058080
Behind every document is a person, a family, and a story. Jenny Llorens is the founding attorney of Llorens Law, PLLC. As a Latina attorney and Miami native, she values clear, accessible communication.
Her estate planning practice centers on listening to your priorities, explaining your options, and helping you plan with intention. Services are available in English and Spanish.
Understand your options
Similar names.
Different purposes.
A clear explanation helps you make decisions with confidence.
A will vs. a living will
One addresses your estate after death. The other expresses preferences about certain medical care.
Learn more ↗Financial vs. health care authority
A durable power of attorney and health care surrogate designation give different people, or the same trusted person, different roles.
Learn more ↗A trust vs. trust funding
A trust document and the steps needed to place property into trust ownership are distinct parts of planning.
Learn more ↗A little clarity
Important questions.
Clear answers.
Do I need a plan if I do not have many assets?
Planning also addresses who can help with finances or health care if you cannot act. The right documents depend on your needs, not just your net worth.
What is the difference between a will and a living will?
A last will addresses your estate after death. A living will expresses preferences about certain medical treatment. They serve different purposes.
Can I request one document?
Yes. You can discuss an individual document or a broader plan. We consider how the requested document fits with your existing arrangements.
How much does estate planning cost?
Fees depend on the documents and scope of work. Contact the firm to discuss your needs and the applicable fees before moving forward.
When should I update my documents?
Review them after significant changes in your family, finances, health, property, or wishes. A move to another state can also be a reason for review.
Can we discuss my plan in Spanish?
Yes. Llorens Law, PLLC offers services in English and Spanish. Let the firm know your preferred language when you contact us.
Client experiences
Care that clients remember.
I felt very well represented and at peace knowing I was in good hands.Le estoy muy agradecido por su atención y respeto.Take the first step
Let’s plan for what matters.
Discuss your priorities in the language you feel most comfortable speaking. Services in English and Spanish.