Personal representatives
Discuss the estate, available documents, and the questions that arise when carrying out a personal representative’s responsibilities.
Clearwater · Pinellas County
Probate & trust administration
Practical guidance for families navigating an estate after a loved one’s passing. We help personal representatives and trustees approach the work ahead with clarity.
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Every family and estate has its own priorities. Castagna Law Firm, P.A. offers a personal conversation about your circumstances, the questions in front of you, and the options to consider.
Trust administration
Talk through trust documents, beneficiary communications, and the practical needs of administering a trust.
Family questions
Understand the next steps to discuss with counsel and identify concerns that may need separate attention.
Start with a conversation
Tell us about the estate or trust, your role, and the questions you need help addressing. Existing wills, trust documents, and correspondence may be useful to discuss with our office.
Call our office to arrange a consultation. We will let you know what information would be helpful before your meeting. Please do not email confidential documents or account credentials before speaking with our office.
Contact Castagna Law Firm
Let’s talk about your next step.
611 Druid Road, Suite 717
Clearwater, FL 33756
Before your consultation
Frequently asked questions
What should I bring to my first consultation?
Start with your questions and a general overview of your goals. Existing wills, trust documents, relevant correspondence and a broad list of assets may be helpful. Call our office to confirm what to bring for your particular matter.
How do I find out what the work will cost?
Ask our office about consultation arrangements and fees. The scope and cost of legal work depend on your circumstances; discuss the proposed work and fee arrangement before engaging the firm.
Can I request a consultation online?
Yes. Use our consultation-request form or call (727) 446-6699. A request does not confirm an appointment or establish an attorney-client relationship.
Should I send documents or account credentials with my inquiry?
Please send only basic contact information and a general service interest. Speak with our office before sending confidential documents. Never send passwords, cryptocurrency seed phrases or private keys.