Contact Lorenzo Law

Talk with Lorenzo Law about your next step.

Request a free initial consultation with Jose Lorenzo about a Florida estate-planning, probate, trust, deed, guardianship or litigation matter. Tell us briefly what help you need. Consultations are available in English and Spanish, by phone and by appointment.

Prefer to call or email?

(305) 224-6811

Phone answering is available 24 hours a day. Attorney consultations are by appointment.

We aim to follow up within one to two business days.

Free initial consultation · English & Spanish

Coral Gables   /   Fort Lauderdale

Your first stepFree initial consultation

Request a consultation

Tell us what you would like help with and the best way to reach you. A short description is enough to begin. If your question concerns a Florida matter and you live elsewhere, include your city and state or country.

Briefly describe your question and your connection to the matter. If there is a court notice, hearing or approaching deadline, mention its date and the Florida county, if known. Do not send documents here.

Please send only a brief description at this stage. Avoid account numbers and sensitive documents. Sending this request does not create an attorney-client relationship. If your question involves a dispute, please include the names of the other people involved so we can check for conflicts of interest before discussing details.


A clear next step

What happens next?

01 / Your request

After your request is successfully submitted, a confirmation will appear on this page. A submission confirmation acknowledges receipt of your request; it does not confirm an appointment or that the firm has agreed to represent you.

02 / Prepare to speak

Before sending records, ask the firm how to provide them. Have any relevant documents available for the conversation: existing planning documents, a current deed, estate or trust records, or court notices, depending on your question. You do not need a complete set of records to request a consultation.

Approaching a deadline? If you have an approaching deadline, call and explain the timing. Do not wait for a form response before seeking help with a deadline.


How we can help

What would you like help with?

You do not need to know the legal name for your situation before contacting us. Choose the closest option, or select “Not sure.”

01

Estate planning

Creating or updating a plan for your family, property and future decisions.

02

Probate administration

Questions about an estate after someone has died.

03

Trust administration

Questions about carrying out a trust and the responsibilities involved.

04

Lady Bird deeds

Creating a Lady Bird deed, or questions about one after the owner has died.

05

Guardianship

Questions about establishing or administering a guardianship. This link provides information about Miami-Dade matters.

06

Probate litigation

A disagreement about a will, an estate or a personal representative’s actions.

07

Trust litigation

A dispute about a trust or its administration.

08

Guardianship litigation

A disagreement about a guardianship proceeding or a guardian’s actions.

09

Deed challenges

A dispute about whether a Florida deed should be set aside.

10

Partition actions

Co-owners who disagree about selling or dividing Florida property.

11

Wrongful death claims

Questions about a claim after a death caused by someone else’s conduct.

Not sure where to begin?

A short description is enough to begin.

Request a consultation ↗


Florida, statewide

Contact details
and offices

Lorenzo Law serves Florida matters statewide from offices in Coral Gables and Fort Lauderdale.

Miami-Dade County

Coral Gables

2850 Douglas Rd, Suite 303
Coral Gables, FL 33134

(305) 224-6811

Broward County

Fort Lauderdale

12 SE 7th St, Suite 701
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

(954) 371-0402

A short walk from the Broward County Courthouse.

Office hoursMonday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Phone answeringAvailable 24 hours a day.
Attorney consultations are by appointment.

Languages: English and Spanish. Call before visiting to arrange an appointment. Please keep an initial email brief and avoid sending sensitive documents until the firm provides instructions.