Practical tools to help you prepare for your estate planning consultation and review attorney fees.
Explore our organizer, online document tools, and FAQs before you meet with Attorney Eden.
Estate planning documents work best when they are built on complete, accurate information about your family and your assets. This resource hub gives you the tools to gather that information before your first meeting, so your estate planning consultation is efficient and focused on your goals. You can also start your documents from home using our online estate planning tools and fee schedule.
Whether you are comparing a revocable living trust to a last will and testament, wondering how trust funding works, or simply want to know what a durable power of attorney costs, the pages below walk you through it. Citrus County residents, along with families throughout Sumter, Hernando, and Marion counties, use these resources to get organized before drafting begins.
You will also find straightforward answers about probate administration, quit claim deeds for asset transfers into trusts, and the general estate planning attorney fees charged by our Inverness office. Review what applies to your situation, then bring any questions to your consultation.
Each resource below supports a different stage of the estate planning process, from initial research to submitting your information online. Use them in whatever order makes sense for your family’s needs.
Reviewing these tools is a strong first step, but a personalized estate plan still requires guidance from an experienced probate attorney who understands Florida law. Attorney John H. Eden IV has spent over 34 years helping Citrus County families protect their assets, avoid probate, and plan for federal estate tax exposure.
Bring your completed organizer, your questions about trust funding or durable power of attorney forms, and any concerns about attorney fees to a free initial consultation.
