Jupiter · Port St. Lucie · Stuart — Protecting Florida families since 1982
You don't have to be wealthy to leave your family a mess. You just have to own a home and love them.
Sit down with a Siegel attorney for 45 free minutes — in Jupiter, Port St. Lucie, Stuart or by video. You leave with your Family Roadmap: what happens to your house and accounts today, and a flat-fee quote in writing.
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Jason Siegel
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Where are you today?
What actually goes wrong
Do your kids know where the deed is?
Most families don't get into trouble because someone did something wrong. They get into trouble because the years went by. The house is paid off. The accounts are spread across three companies. One child lives out of state. Nobody has ever been told where anything is.
In Florida, if you don't leave instructions, the decisions still get made — they just get made in a courtroom instead of in your family. A judge follows the statute. Your children follow a schedule. It takes time, it costs money, and it happens in the worst month of their lives.
If something happened tomorrow, your family would know exactly what to do — because you decided, not a court.
The one question nobody answers plainly
Will or trust? Here's the difference.
A $99 online will and a living trust are not the same thing — and your family will feel the difference in court.
A will
Instructions a court carries out
- Says who gets what, and who's in charge.
- Names a guardian for minor children.
- Still goes through probate — the Florida court process that transfers what you owned.
- Becomes part of the public court file.
- Makes sense when your situation is simple and everything is here in Florida.
A revocable living trust
A holder your family can use right away
- Holds the house and the accounts in the trust's name while you're alive.
- You stay in control and can change it any time.
- Generally lets your family skip probate for what's inside it.
- Stays private — it isn't filed with the court.
- Makes sense when you own a home, own property in another state, or have a blended family.
A trust only works if it's funded — the house and accounts actually moved into it. That step is where most out-of-the-box trusts fail, and it's included in the plan below.
Flat fees, in plain English
Four plans. One flat fee. You see your number before you decide anything.
We don't publish figures, because the right plan depends on your house, your accounts and your family — not on a price list. What we do promise: at your free session you get your exact flat fee in writing, and you're free to walk out with it and think.
01
The Family Protection Plan
“The essential plan, done right.”
Will, guardianship, powers of attorney and healthcare directives
For: Young parents & first-timers
Flat fee, quoted in writing
02
The Legacy Trust Plan
“Protect my family and my home.”
Revocable living trust, fully funded, plus powers of attorney and directives
For: Homeowners, 55+, snowbirds
Flat fee, quoted in writing
03
The Family Circle
“One call away, forever.”
Annual reviews, trust-funding checkups, unlimited minor updates, survivor concierge
For: Every plan client — recurring
Flat annual fee, quoted in writing
04
Guided Probate & Trust Settlement
“On the hardest day, guided step by step.”
Full probate or trust administration, flat fee by scope
For: Families who've lost someone
Flat fee set by scope, in writing
No hourly meter and no surprise invoice. Your flat fee is confirmed in writing at your consultation, before you decide anything.
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What families say
Neighbors on the Treasure Coast, in their own words
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In their own voice
Families who finally got this off their list
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The Family Roadmap Session — free, 45 minutes
In 45 minutes you'll know exactly what happens to your home, your accounts and your family — in writing, for free.
Six things come home with you. You pay nothing for them, and nothing is contingent on hiring us.
A straight answer on will vs. trust
For your actual situation, in plain English. Not a brochure.
Your Family Roadmap
A written picture of what happens to the house, the accounts and the condo today, exactly as things stand.
What your family would face in Florida if nothing changes
Laid out calmly, in writing.
A flat-fee quote, in writing
You know the number before you decide anything.
The Estate Planning Roadmap workbook
The firm's organizing workbook for assets, contacts and wishes.
A named attorney and a direct line
You know who's yours, and how to reach them.
Yours to keep
The roadmap and the workbook go home with you, whether you hire us or not.
Your number, in writing
One flat fee for the plan that fits. No hourly meter, no surprise invoice.
We'll tell you if you're fine
If you don't need anything from us, we say so. No pitch, no pressure, no bill.
The only thing you risk is 45 minutes. The one thing you can't get back is the version of this conversation your children would otherwise have without you.
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A family firm, helping other families
The same family, in the same three towns, since 1982
Stephen started this firm in 1982. His son Jason grew up in it. Many of the families they helped in the eighties now bring their grandchildren in. Clients tell us a meeting here feels less like a legal appointment and more like sitting down with someone they trust. We don't sell documents. We protect families.
Stephen S. Siegel
He opened the doors in 1982 and has been sitting with Treasure Coast families ever since.
He's the reason his son explains hard things with a story instead of a statute.
Jason Siegel
Over 19 years practicing, with a law degree with honors plus a B.B.A. and an M.B.A. from the University of Florida — a self-described triple Gator.
He lives in Port St. Lucie with his wife Ana and their children Harper and Benjamin.
Jennifer C. Rogers
An attorney at the firm, working alongside Stephen and Jason.
Families meet with her the same way they meet with Jason — at a table, in plain English.
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What we handle
Everything that makes up your plan
Wills
Says who gets what, and who's in charge of carrying it out.
Trusts
Holds your home and accounts so your family can skip probate court.
Durable power of attorney
Lets someone you pick handle money matters if you can't.
Health care power of attorney
Names the person who speaks to doctors for you.
Living wills
Puts your own wishes about care in writing, in advance.
Beneficiary designations
Lines up your accounts so they don't contradict your plan.
Business entity formation
Sets up the company so it can pass on cleanly.
Asset protection
Organizes what you own so it's harder to unravel later.
Straight answers
The questions people ask before they call
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Two free things you can use tonight
Neither one is a substitute for a plan. They're what keeps your family from guessing.
The Estate Planning Checkup
Five questions. Where does your family actually stand today?
Do you have a will or trust signed in the last five years?
Does someone you trust have authority to handle money if you can't?
Would your children know today where the deed and account numbers are?
Are the beneficiaries on your accounts still the people you'd choose?
Do you own property outside Florida?
The Estate Planning Roadmap Workbook
The firm's own organizing workbook: assets, contacts and wishes, in one place. Fill it in at the kitchen table and your family stops guessing.
Two fields, nothing else. We don't share your email.
The Family Roadmap Session
One meeting. One flat fee. Everything your family needs, finally handled.
Free, 45 minutes, no obligation — at the Jupiter, Port St. Lucie or Stuart office, or by video. You leave with your Family Roadmap and a flat-fee quote in writing.
If we sit down and it turns out you don't need anything from us, we'll tell you straight — and you'll still leave with your roadmap. No pitch. No pressure. No bill.
We take a limited number of new families each week, so every one gets real attention.
Prefer to talk first? Call the office — a person answers.