Master of Laws in Taxation (Tax LL.M.)
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, 2019
Juris Doctor (J.D.)
Loyola University Chicago School of Law, 2019
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)—Boston College, 2016
Where there's a will, there's a way!
Wills, trusts, and basic estate
planning for the working class
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What We Do?
According to AARP, more than 60% of adults aged 37-52 do not have a will or estate plan. Estate planning can be costly and may seem out of reach for the average American. Our goal at Fabiola De Armas P.A. is to make wills and other estate planning documents accessible to all. Fabiola De Armas, Esq. holds a Master of Laws in Taxation degree from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, which gives her the expertise to walk clients through the tax consequences of each estate planning option. We will help you make the best decisions for you and your family.
We understand that end-of-life planning can be overwhelming, and others may prefer not to think about it. Without an estate planning document, your estate must go through probate, a lengthy and costly court process, and the court will decide how to distribute your assets. We want you to decide where your assets go and help your loved ones avoid probate, if possible. Creating a plan early on can help a family dealing with a great loss and will ensure your final wishes regarding financial, healthcare, and tax-related decisions are upheld.
We understand that visiting a law office can seem intimidating. That is why we take the waiting and the inconvenience out of the equation. We set ourselves apart from other law firms and drive to you. We prepare and finalize all the planning in a place of comfort –your home. Our goal is to make the process as comfortable as possible for you. Contact us now at 305-713-4913 or attorney@fabioladearmaslaw.com to get started on your estate plans today.
SERVICES
Estate Planning
- Apostilles/Protocolization of Power of Attorney to be used in a foreign jurisdiction
- A document where you designate another individual to make financial or property decisions on your behalf in a foreign country, including Puerto Rico
- Probate assistance in foreign jurisdiction
- Foreign jurisdictions may require additional documents, and I will prepare and get them verified at the consulate
Business Planning
- Advising on the best corporate formation for your business
- Preparing the necessary corporate agreements and documents to get your business running
- Handling all the administrative and tax related issues with your business
- Protecting rental properties
Tax Planning
- Advising on the best tax saving techniques for you and your family
- Using corporate structures to take advantage of the U.S. Tax Code like the wealthy do
- Resolving property liens and obtaining tax-exemptions at the County level
Guardianship
- Guardianship procedures for the incapacitated and the elderly
- Foreign Guardians selling Non-Resident Ward's Property in Florida
Probate Administration
- Formal Administration
- Probate proceeding when the deceased's assets exceed $75,000 and the estate is being administered within 2 years of the deceased passing in Florida.
- Summary Administration
- Probate proceeding when the deceased's assets are less than $75,000 and the estate is being administered within 2 years of the deceased passing in Florida.
- Ancillary Administration
- Probate proceeding when the deceased passed away in another state and the main probate proceeding is out-of-state. The deceased owned property in Florida and now the estate wants to sell the property.
Last Will
A document where you direct how property titled in your name will be distributed when you die with the assistance of probate court.
Lady Bird Deed
A document where you and/or your spouse give another individual a remaining interest in your homestead (primary residence in Florida) during your life. After you and your spouse die, the property will automatically pass to that individual without going through probate court.
Power of Attorney
A document where you delegate another individual the authority to make financial and/or legal decisions on your behalf when you become incapacitated.
End-of-Life Plan
A document where you outline your wishes when you die, which includes funeral arrangements, memorial services, and final wishes.
Healthcare Directive
A document where you delegate another individual the authority to make medical decisions on your behalf when you become incapacitated.
Living Trust (Revocable Trust)
A document where you direct how your property titled in the trust's name will be distributed without the assistance of probate court. You can revoke and amend this trust during your lifetime.
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Fabiola De Armas
Fabiola De Armas P.A.
Attorney at Law
P.O.Box 831322
Miami, FL 33283
Linkedin Page
305.713.4913
attorney@fabioladearmaslaw.com
Where there's a will, there's a way!
Wills, trusts, and basic estate
planning for the working class
What We Do?
According to AARP, more than 60% of adults aged 37-52 do not have a will or estate planning. I aim to reduce that percentage by making sure that preparing a will and other estate planning documents are accessible to all. I offer full transparency and walk you through the tax consequences of each option to make sure that you make the best planning decisions for you and your family.
Planning for the future can be overwhelming and others may prefer not to think about. Having a plan early on can be helpful because your family will be aware of your financial, healthcare, and tax related decisions. Instead of the court, you will decide how your assets will be disposed. Your family will thank you.
I work differently than other law firms because instead of you, the client, driving to an office and waiting for long periods, I will go to you. This experience is about making the process as comfortable as possible for you, and what better place, than your home!
Contact me so we can get started on your plans!
SERVICES
Estate Planning
- Apostilles/Protocolization of Power of Attorney to be used in a foreign jurisdiction
- A document where you designate another individual to make financial or property decisions on your behalf in a foreign country, including Puerto Rico
- Probate assistance in foreign jurisdiction
- Foreign jurisdictions may require additional documents, and I will prepare and get them verified at the consulate
Business Planning
- Advising on the best corporate formation for your business
- Preparing the necessary corporate agreements and documents to get your business running
- Handling all the administrative and tax related issues with your business
- Protecting rental properties
Tax Planning
- Advising on the best tax saving techniques for you and your family
- Using corporate structures to take advantage of the U.S. Tax Code like the wealthy do
- Resolving property liens and obtaining tax-exemptions at the County level
Guardianship
- Guardianship procedures for the incapacitated and the elderly
- Foreign Guardians selling Non-Resident Ward's Property in Florida
Probate Administration
- Formal Administration
- Probate proceeding when the deceased's assets exceed $75,000 and the estate is being administered within 2 years of the deceased passing in Florida.
- Summary Administration
- Probate proceeding when the deceased's assets are less than $75,000 and the estate is being administered within 2 years of the deceased passing in Florida.
- Ancillary Administration
- Probate proceeding when the deceased passed away in another state and the main probate proceeding is out-of-state. The deceased owned property in Florida and now the estate wants to sell the property.
Last Will
A document where you direct how property titled in your name will be distributed when you die with the assistance of probate court.
Lady Bird Deed
A document where you and/or your spouse give another individual a remaining interest in your homestead (primary residence in Florida) during your life. After you and your spouse die, the property will automatically pass to that individual without going through probate court.
Power of Attorney
A document where you delegate another individual the authority to make financial and/or legal decisions on your behalf when you become incapacitated.
End-of-Life Plan
A document where you outline your wishes when you die, which includes funeral arrangements, memorial services, and final wishes.
Health Care Derivate
A document where you delegate another individual the authority to make medical decisions on your behalf when you become incapacitated.
Living Trust (Revocable Trust)
A document where you direct how your property titled in the trust’s name will be distributed without the assistance of probate court. You can revoke this trust during your lifetime.
TESTIMONIALS
CONTACT US
Auto Reply
Thank you for your recent inquiry. Someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
Fabiola De Armas
Fabiola De Armas P.A.
Attorney at Law
P.O.Box 831322
Miami, FL 33283
Linkedin Page
305.713.4913
attorney@fabioladearmaslaw.com
