Laura Lavie, P.A.
Florida Law Firm
Laura Lavie, P.A.
Laura Lavie is located in Florida and practices estate planning and administration. With a decade of legal experience in estate planning and administration, Ms. Laura Lavie works with individuals and families on matters ranging from simple to complex cases. The many years of experience has given her the ability to balance complex objectives and unique situations while assisting clients during difficult times in their lives. This experience enhances all other areas of her other practices, including work incorporating and representing tax-exempt organizations.
Practice Areas:
- Estate Planning & Administration
- Trust Administration
- Probate
- Elder Law
- Litigation
- Tax Exempt Organizations
- Mediation
Principal Attorney:
- Laura Lavie
Laura Lavie, P.A.
18305 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 302
Aventura, FL 33160
Tel: 305.407.1696
Fax: 305.407.1649
http://www.lavielaw.com/
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