Experienced Elder Law And Estate Planning Legal Services In Florida

At William A. Johnson, P.A., we understand the legal issues you face as you and your loved ones grow older. Our team will treat your matter with the seriousness and individual attention it deserves.

Probate And Elder Law Services In Brevard County

Practice Areas

Elder Law

Enlist the help of Brevard County’s only Florida Bar certified elder law specialist.

Estate Planning

We can help you implement a new or revised estate plan that fits your needs.

Guardianships

We handle guardianships for children, seniors and incapacitated adults.

Probate And Estate Administration

Get help navigating probate, estate administration or ancillary administrations.

Assistance For Your Elder Law Concerns

Growing older brings up some of life’s most important legal decisions. How will you leave your fingerprints on the world? How can you best take care of an aging loved one? How do you navigate the complex legal processes to wrap up the affairs of a loved one who has passed away?

At William A. Johnson, P.A., you will find answers to these and countless other questions. Based in Melbourne, we provide caring and compassionate guidance for people throughout Brevard County.

Answering Your Questions On Long Term Care

Learn more about taking care of your older loved ones in this answer book written by attorney Johnson himself.

The Florida Long Term Care & Nursing Home Answer Book | 2020 Brevard County Edition | William A. Johnson, P.A.
The Florida Long Term Care & Nursing Home Answer Book | 2022 Brevard County Edition | William A. Johnson, P.A.
Rated by Super Lawyers | William A. Johnson | Selected in 2023 | Thomson Reuters
The Florida Bar | Board Certified | Elder Law
One Senior Place | Resident Provider
NAELA | National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, Inc. | Member

Experience And Credentials You Can Rely On

Making Sure Your Estate Plan Is Up To Your Standards

Many individuals in Florida often put off developing a proper estate plan for years. Some are confident they won’t be going away anytime soon, while others are uncomfortable with the subject matter. Unfortunately, those who procrastinate for too long can put their assets at risk, which could result in the wrong people inheriting your property and potential family squabbles to come shortly afterwards.

 No matter what stage you are at in your estate plan, our attorneys are willing to help. We can review what you have established or help you start from scratch so that you can leave our office feeling more comfortable about your future. If you have a completed will or trust, our attorneys can also help you update it in case it requires any serious changes.