Create a Florida revocable living trust online so your estate passes to your family without probate — built for Florida law (F.S. Ch. 736), with the option for a Florida attorney to review it before you sign. Start with a free 3-minute quiz.
✓ Avoids probate ✓ Keeps your estate private ✓ Attorney-reviewed option
A revocable living trust lets your estate pass to your loved ones without probate — privately, faster, and with less cost and court involvement than a will alone. Done right for Florida, it's the gold standard.
Assets held in your trust pass to your beneficiaries without the cost, delay, and public record of Florida probate.
Unlike a will, a trust is not filed with the court — your affairs stay out of the public record.
A revocable trust can be changed or revoked anytime while you're alive and competent.
A companion will captures anything left outside the trust and directs it back in.
Durable power of attorney, health care surrogate, and living will round out the plan.
The step most DIY trusts miss — we show you how to actually title assets into the trust.
Self-guided, or attorney-guided where Arthur Simpson, Esq. personally reviews your plan before you sign. Couple pricing available.
Revocable living trust, pour-over will, POA, health care surrogate, living will & funding guide.
Will, durable POA, health care surrogate & living will (no trust).
Hold real estate privately and out of public record.
The cheap national sites aren't built for Florida — and the details they miss (homestead, trust funding, coordination with your will) are exactly where DIY trusts fail, usually discovered in probate when it's too late.
| Florida Estate Kit | National DIY form sites | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for Florida law | Yes | Generic, all-states |
| Attorney-reviewed option (FL lawyer) | Yes — Arthur Simpson, Esq. | No |
| Florida homestead handling | Yes | Rarely |
| Trust funding guidance | Included | Rarely addressed |
| Pour-over will coordination | Included | Sold separately |
Answer a few questions (3 minutes) and get a personalized gap analysis — free.
Choose your plan and complete a guided, Florida-specific questionnaire at your own pace.
Add attorney review if you want it, sign correctly, then fund your trust with our step-by-step guide.
Does a living trust avoid probate in Florida?
Yes — for assets properly titled in the trust. Property held by your revocable living trust passes to your beneficiaries under the trust terms without going through Florida probate. The key is funding the trust (re-titling assets into it), which we guide you through.
Living trust vs. will — which do I need in Florida?
A will still goes through probate; a funded living trust generally avoids it and keeps your estate private. Many Florida families use both: a trust to hold assets, plus a pour-over will as a backstop. Our quiz helps you see which fits your situation.
Is an online living trust legal in Florida?
Yes. A Florida revocable living trust prepared online is valid when it meets Florida's requirements (F.S. Ch. 736) and is executed properly — which we walk you through, with an optional Florida attorney review.
What does "funding" the trust mean?
Funding means transferring assets into the trust's name (deeds, accounts, beneficiary designations). An unfunded trust doesn't avoid probate — which is why our plan includes a step-by-step Trust Funding Guide.
How is this different from LegalZoom?
Florida Estate Kit is built specifically for Florida law, with an option for a Florida attorney (Arthur Simpson, Esq.) to personally review your trust — something national form sites don't offer.
No pressure, no payment to start. Take the quiz and get your personalized Florida estate-plan gap analysis.
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