Martella Law Firm

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Martella, Mark

Martella Law Firm, PL

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Phone: (941) 206-3700

Address: 18501 Murdock Cir Ste 304, Port Charlotte, FL 33948

Website: http://www.martellalaw.com

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Guardianship
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Criminal Defense
Martella Law Firm handles a broad range of business matters, and estate planning and probate. We do not do criminal law or family law. If you are interested in our services please reach out to us here.

Real Estate Transactions
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Medicaid Planning
As I am sure you have concluded by now, being proactive is the best approach to Medicaid planning because it is done on a thoughtful basis, bringing in all your professional advisors such as your accountant and investment advisor, as well as your trusted family members. Using this approach, you can take advantage of our process which includes a “Family Asset Protection Blueprint™” where we analyze your current financial situation and provide you with options and recommendations to preserve your assets which may include an irrevocable trust, purchasing an income producing property, setting up Medicaid qualifying annuities or making sure your retirement accounts qualify to protect the principal.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
MOST PEOPLE, including lawyers, think of estate planning as something that they can do “later”. Unfortunately for many, “later” often becomes “too late.” Some of the thoughts that may have crossed your mind are that: “I’m going to live for a long time and I’ll get around to it next year;” or “I’d rather spend my money right now on a new ultra HDTV, and I can wait to do estate planning at another time.”
Wills
Probate is a legal process after someone dies to settle their estate and distribute their assets to heirs or beneficiaries. It is a court-supervised procedure that ensures the deceased person’s debts are paid, and their remaining assets are distributed according to their Last Last Will & Testament or, if there is no Last Will & Testament, according to Florida’s intestate succession law.
Trusts
Trust Administration refers to the process of managing and distributing assets held in a trust after the trust creator (also known as the settlor or grantor) has passed away. A trust is a legal arrangement in which a person (the settlor) transfers assets to a Trustee to be held and managed for the benefit of one or more beneficiaries according to the terms and conditions specified in the trust document. Trust Administration is typically overseen by the Trustee, who is responsible for carrying out the settlor’s wishes as expressed in the trust document, and for managing and distributing the trust assets in accordance with the trust’s provisions and the Florida Trust Code as set forth at F.S. § 736.0101 et seq.
Power of Attorney
The following MUST HAVE documents will protect you and your family from avoidable tragedies. Each of the tools are necessary to put you in the best position to protect yourself and your loved ones when the unexpected arises. I don’t want you to be in a situation like one of my clients who called me from the emergency room to get a Power of Attorney and Living Will for their spouse who was unconscious. At that point, it was too late! Here are the documents you MUST HAVE to protect your loved ones.
Probate
Helping heirs navigate the court-supervised process for identifying and gathering the assets of a deceased person’s assets to his or her beneficiaries. Learn more

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