Nicole M Stockmar, PA

07/11/2025

A big thank you to our client for this five star review and trusting our firm to handle her estate planning!
We are grateful for the kind words and sharing with others that our firm is here to provide support during the most stressful of times.

Nicole M. Stockmar, P.A.
Probate Administration and Estate Planning
1188 Commerce Park Dr., #3002, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
(407) 478-6008

07/08/2025

06/05/2024

Thank you for the great review! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Give me a call to discuss if a Revocable Trust is right for your family!! 407-478-6008

06/04/2024

No estate is too small for estate planning.
Give me a call to make sure all of your assets transfer to your family without the need for court intervention!

05/09/2023

"Divorce is not the end of a family; just a reorganization."
- Esther Perel

03/10/2023

Thank you everyone for all the support, it is much appreciated!☺️

03/06/2023

Yes, a Florida court can award retroactive child support but places a limit of two years of support from the date of filing. Child support is generally ordered during a divorce proceeding, paternity action, or when the parents are no longer residing together with the child.

When the court orders child support in these types of cases they may also award retroactive support going back a maximum of two years, in addition to the regular child support payments moving forward.

Retroactive support should not be confused with back child support, which describes past due payments previously ordered by the court. If retroactive child support is granted, the paying parent can either pay in a lump sum or through a reasonable installment plan agreed to by both parties or decided by the Judge. If you have any questions regarding retroactive child support, call our Family Law attorneys at 407-478-6008.

11/04/2022

Come visit us at the 4th Annual Business Expo with Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce at the Hilton Garden Inn!

10/31/2022

The attorneys at Vazquez & Stockmar, PLLC (Glinda the Good Witch and The Wicked Witch of the West) had a great time handing out candy this past Saturday at Kit Land Nelson Park, Apopka! We are wishing everyone a safe and Happy Halloween!

10/12/2022

A Lady Bird Deed, also known as an Enhanced Life Estate Deed, is a document many Floridians use to avoid probate when it comes to their real property.
A Lady Bird Deed allows the current owner to have complete use and legal control of the property during the owners lifetime while naming beneficiaries who will receive the real property automatically upon their passing.

The benefits of a Lady Bird Deed include: the ability to avoid the probate process as it relates to the transfer of title to your real property, low cost, and preservation of your homestead benefits and Medicaid Eligibility. The current owner can still sell, convey, mortgage, lease, and manage the property freely without the permission of the remainder beneficiaries. This allows the property owner to change their mind at any point during their lifetime and enter into a new deed to change the beneficiaries or cancel the Lady Bird Deed entirely.

To learn more about the best possible options on how to title your real property to meet your individual estate planning needs, call our office at 407-478-6008.

Nicole M. Stockmar, P.A.
Proudly serving Central Florida Families in Family law, Probate Administration, and Estate Planning.