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Everything You've Built.
- Wills, trusts & powers of attorney — done right
- Protect your assets & ensure your wishes are honored
- Flat-fee pricing — know your cost before you commit
Let's Protect What Matters Most.
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Real Families. Real Plans. Real Peace of Mind.
South Florida families trust PKLaw to protect what they've spent a lifetime building.
Protect What You've Built — For the People You Love.
Estate planning is the process of ensuring your assets are protected and your wishes are honored. It's a common misconception that estate planning is only for the wealthy — in reality, everyone can benefit from it. Whether you're single, married, or have a family, creating a customized estate plan is essential to safeguard your future.
Every situation is unique, which is why we take the time to understand your specific needs — whether it's protecting your assets, ensuring your family's well-being, or planning for business succession. We'll work with you to develop a personalized strategy that aligns with your goals and provides peace of mind.
Estate planning is about responsibility: documenting your wishes today so that your loved ones are secure tomorrow. It doesn't have to be overwhelming or frightening. The hardest part is taking the first step. Once you do, you'll experience the peace of mind that comes with knowing you've done everything to safeguard your family's future.
Every Family Is Different. Your Plan Should Be Too.
Whether you're just starting out or protecting a lifetime of work — we build a plan around your life, not a template.
Starting a family is exciting, but it also brings the responsibility of ensuring your loved ones are protected. We'll help you create a solid estate plan that secures your family's future. As a parent, ensuring the well-being of your children is your top priority — especially if the unexpected happens. While it's not easy to think about, estate planning is essential to guarantee your children are taken care of, no matter what.
After years of hard work, you want to ensure your wealth and assets are safeguarded for future generations. We'll guide you through estate planning strategies that protect your assets and provide financial security for your family.
Planning is even more crucial for blended families. Proper estate planning ensures that every family member — whether biological children, stepchildren, or grandchildren AND the surviving spouse — has the protection they need.
Your retirement years should be stress-free, allowing you to focus on what matters most. We assist seniors in planning for long-term care, managing assets, and ensuring your wealth lasts through your lifetime.
Your Complete Estate Plan — All in One Place.
Every document your family needs, drafted by an experienced Florida attorney — not a generic online form.
Directs how your assets are distributed and names a guardian for minor children. The foundation of every estate plan.
Avoids probate, protects your privacy, and ensures your assets pass smoothly to your loved ones without court involvement.
Authorizes a trusted person to manage your financial and legal affairs if you become incapacitated — without court intervention.
Designates someone to make medical decisions on your behalf when you cannot — ensuring your care preferences are honored.
States your wishes about end-of-life medical treatment, relieving your family from having to make impossible decisions during a crisis.
Structures your assets to shield them from creditors, lawsuits, and unnecessary taxes — preserving your wealth for your family.
Flat-Fee Pricing — Know Your Cost Before You Commit
We charge flat fees for all estate planning services — no hourly billing, no surprise invoices. After your complimentary paralegal call, you'll know the exact cost before any work begins. In virtually every case, the cost of a proper estate plan is a fraction of what it saves your family.
The Attorney Who Makes It Simple, Personal, and Done Right.
Estate planning doesn't have to be complicated or intimidating. Patricia founded her practice to make the process clear, personal, and stress-free — so your family walks away protected and confident.
Patricia F. Keyes
Florida Estate Planning Attorney
Patricia has been helping South Florida families protect what matters most for over 17 years. With an LL.M. in Estate Planning from the University of Miami — one of the most respected programs in the country — she brings a level of expertise to every plan that goes far beyond a standard will or trust package.
What sets Patricia apart is her commitment to truly understanding your situation before drafting a single document. She takes the time to learn about your family, your assets, and your goals — then builds a plan that actually fits your life. You work directly with Patricia — not a paralegal, not a junior associate.
"A good estate plan isn't just documents — it's the certainty that your family will be taken care of, no matter what happens."
— Patricia F. Keyes
Jodi Mc-Mahon Bergman
Paralegal
Brant Boehm
Legal Assistant
Catherine Laystrom
Legal Assistant
Lyn Estrada
Paralegal
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Legal Assistant
Simple, Transparent — No Surprises.
We charge flat fees for all estate planning services — so you know exactly what you are paying before any work begins. No hourly billing. No unexpected invoices. Here is exactly what working with PK Law looks like from your very first call.
Complimentary Call with Our Paralegal
Tell us your situation. Our paralegal listens carefully — and we only move forward if we genuinely believe we can help. No wasted time. No pressure. No obligation.
- Tell us about your family, your assets, and what you want to protect
- We ask the right questions to understand your specific needs
- We give you an honest assessment — if we're not the right fit, we'll tell you
- If we can help, we schedule a full strategy session with Patricia
Strategy Session with Patricia
This is a working meeting — not a sales pitch. Patricia reviews your family situation, your assets, and your goals. You leave with a clear, personalized estate plan and a flat-fee quote.
- Patricia personally reviews your family's complete picture
- We identify the right documents and strategies for your situation
- You receive a specific plan — not generic advice
- You know the exact cost down to the dollar before you commit
We Draft, Execute & Implement
We don't just hand you documents and disappear. We guide your family through every step — drafting, signing, and making sure your plan is properly executed and funded.
- We draft all required documents — wills, trusts, POA, healthcare surrogate, living will
- We walk you through the signing and notarization process
- We ensure your assets are properly titled and your trust is funded
- We stay with you until your plan is complete and in place
Why flat fees matter to your family
Most law firms charge by the hour — meaning every call and every question adds to your bill in ways you can't predict. We charge flat fees because families deserve to know exactly what they're paying. In virtually every case, the cost of a proper estate plan is a small fraction of what it saves your family.
Estate Planning Questions, Answered.
These are the questions families ask us most often. If your question isn't here, call us — we're happy to answer anything.
Yes — estate planning is not just for the wealthy. Anyone who has people they care about needs an estate plan. Without one, Florida law decides who gets your assets, who raises your children, and who makes medical decisions for you if you're incapacitated. A basic estate plan ensures your wishes are honored, no matter the size of your estate.
A will is a document that states how you want your assets distributed after you pass. It goes through probate — the court-supervised process of validating your will and distributing your estate, which can take months and become public record.
A revocable living trust allows your assets to pass directly to your beneficiaries without going through probate — saving time, cost, and keeping your affairs private. A trust also allows you to manage your assets during your lifetime and plan for incapacity.
A complete estate plan typically includes: Last Will & Testament, Revocable Living Trust, Durable Power of Attorney, Healthcare Surrogate Designation, and a Living Will. Depending on your situation, we may also recommend an asset protection strategy or business succession planning.
We never use a one-size-fits-all approach — every document is tailored to your specific family, assets, and goals.
If you die without a will in Florida — called dying "intestate" — Florida's intestacy laws determine who inherits your assets. This may not reflect your wishes at all. For example, if you're married with children from a prior relationship, your spouse and children may be forced to share your estate in ways you never intended.
Without a will, there is also no one legally designated to care for your minor children — a court will make that decision without knowing your preferences.
Your will is the place to name a guardian for your minor children — the person who will raise them if both parents pass. Without this, a court decides, without knowing your values or wishes.
A trust can also ensure your children receive their inheritance at the right age and in the right way — rather than receiving a lump sum at 18 with no guidance. We can structure the trust to provide for education, healthcare, and living expenses while protecting the assets until your children are ready.
Absolutely — and it's especially important. Without proper planning, a surviving spouse could inherit everything and later leave it to their own children, unintentionally disinheriting yours. A well-structured estate plan ensures every family member — biological children, stepchildren, and your surviving spouse — is protected according to your wishes.
We charge flat fees — you know the exact cost after your strategy session, before any work begins. No hourly billing. No surprise invoices.
The cost depends on your situation — a single person with a straightforward plan will pay less than a married couple with complex assets. We'll give you a specific quote after your complimentary paralegal call. There is no obligation to proceed.
We recommend reviewing your estate plan every 3–5 years or whenever a major life event occurs — marriage, divorce, birth of a child or grandchild, death of a beneficiary, significant change in assets, or a move to a new state.
Florida law changes periodically as well. An outdated plan may not reflect current law or your current wishes — and could create problems for your family when it matters most.
Sí, hablamos español. Patricia and her team proudly serve South Florida's Spanish-speaking families with the same care, attention, and expertise as all of our clients. Estate planning is deeply personal — you should never have to navigate it in a language that isn't yours.
Still have questions?
Call us directly — we're happy to answer anything before your complimentary paralegal call.
Your Family Deserves a Plan.
Let's Build It Together.
Tell us your situation. We'll be honest about what you need and exactly what it will cost. Start with a complimentary call with our paralegal. No obligation. No pressure. Flat fees — no surprises.