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Haimo Law Protecting families & businesses from chaos, court, costs & conflict in estate & biz planning.
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- Why -

We believe that everyone has the fundamental need to be heard and understood; that trust and confidence takes time to develop and requires communication, consistency and reliability, always with integrity. We strive to form lifelong relationships and to provide a personalized and refreshing experience because we are invested in their journey and their success.

- How -

We provide a personalized and refreshing experience by delivering premier advice and service. We are attentive to clients’ needs and goals and are always accessible and responsive to their questions and concerns so they can confidently make informed decisions. Our team is comprised of personable, empathetic and diligent individuals, which uniquely enables us to mindfully counsel clients through challenges, and help them strategically traverse complicated family and business dynamics.

- What -

We provide sound, pragmatic and holistic counsel and advice to clients in a diverse range of issues that seriously affect their families and businesses. Such issues may include helping families flexibly navigate disability and death; limiting liability; minimizing taxes and the time and expense of guardianship and probate proceedings; addressing current family and business conflicts; preventing future family and business conflicts; thinking through inheritance and fiduciary appointments; keeping assets in the family; providing for special needs beneficiaries and beneficiaries suffering from addiction; protecting assets for generations; and planning now to reduce the risk of litigation later. We also administer estates (probate) and trusts and help clients protect their assets. As a boutique estate and business planning law firm with offices in Florida and New York, we are more than attorneys; we are trusted advisors, and we’d be delighted to assist you.

Did you know that Florida law considers your ownership in a business to be personal property?That’s right.And it means i...
09/25/2026

Did you know that Florida law considers your ownership in a business to be personal property?

That’s right.

And it means if you pass away without a succession plan, your business may have to go through probate.

When you first launch a business, “scrappy” is a badge of honor. You stretch every dollar, wear five hats at once (at le...
09/17/2026

When you first launch a business, “scrappy” is a badge of honor. You stretch every dollar, wear five hats at once (at least!), and move as quickly as possible.

Many people are tempted to use legal templates for just this reason.

Don’t do it.

They’re never a good idea, and as you grow, become a ticking time bomb of financial liability.

How so?

https://tinyurl.com/y5damvzc

Excited to share that our Coordinated Counsel Podcast Season 2 Episode 2 entitled, "Summary Administration" is live on o...
09/17/2026

Excited to share that our Coordinated Counsel Podcast Season 2 Episode 2 entitled, "Summary Administration" is live on our YouTube channel! They are dripping bi-weekly Thursday am. Subscribe for reminders. We're excited to begin shooting the next season!

Description: Coordinated Counsel, where peace of mind meets powerful planning. Join our Haimo Law team, a rotating cast of professional colleagues, and the o...

Major statutory revisions to the Florida probate process went into effect on July 1, 2026.These will:- Simplify estate a...
09/10/2026

Major statutory revisions to the Florida probate process went into effect on July 1, 2026.

These will:

- Simplify estate administration
- Expand pathways to bypass full court supervision
- Hold uncooperative third parties accountable

Why does this matter, and how will it impact your estate plan?

Discover what changes with the July 2026 Florida probate updates and how they impact your estate plan and future planning.

Florida employers may have new options when it comes to non-compete agreements.Florida’s new CHOICE Act strengthens empl...
09/01/2026

Florida employers may have new options when it comes to non-compete agreements.

Florida’s new CHOICE Act strengthens employer protections, especially for higher-paid employees and independent contractors.

But stronger protections don’t mean automatic protections.

To take advantage of the law, employers must follow specific technical requirements.

Read the full blog post 👉

https://tinyurl.com/24kb6f5p

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2 exciting things to share!1. We are releasing a few new video series for professionals. The first one is live. It's cal...
08/31/2026

2 exciting things to share!

1. We are releasing a few new video series for professionals. The first one is live. It's called Estate planning using LLCs. Florida attorneys get Free CLE credit for something I get the joy of geeking out and and sharing. There's another one coming in the next 90 days or so regarding Series LLCs, also for professionals. https://www.haimolaw.com/cle/estate-planning-using-llcs/

2. EP 1 of our Coordinated Counsel Podcast Season 2 Diving into the cryptic world of Probate will be released this Thursday at 9am EST, and will continue to drip weekly (like we did with our former Bite-sized bits of knowledge series). That will certainly take us through year-end. All can be found on our YouTube channel,
https://www.youtube.com//playlists

-Why- Each interaction with a client presents a unique opportunity for us to prove our devotion to customer service and commitment to helping families and businesses achieve their goals. -How- We understand complicated family and business dynamics and exhibit an empathetic bedside manner. Our team a...

08/26/2026
Coordinated Counsel Podcast Season 2 on Probate! Dripping bi-weekly starting on Sept 1, join our team (and an occasional...
08/17/2026

Coordinated Counsel Podcast Season 2 on Probate! Dripping bi-weekly starting on Sept 1, join our team (and an occasional brave guest) as we peak under the hood into the cryptic world of probate, occasionally contrasting Florida, New York, Georgia and Missouri. We provide meaningful information and insight to help you navigate (and hopefully avoid) the probate process. https://www.youtube.com//playlists

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7900 Peters Road, Ste B-200
Plantation, FL
33324

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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