Miami–Fort Lauderdale Estate Planning Consultation Request

Submit this short request to be connected with AEPS’s Miami–Fort Lauderdale (South Florida) partner estate planning attorney.

The American Estate Planning Series™ (AEPS) provides clear estate planning education and connects families with licensed attorneys for state-specific guidance.

If you live in the Miami–Fort Lauderdale area and would like to speak with an estate planning attorney, you may submit the request below. AEPS will forward your information to the partner attorney’s office so they can contact you to discuss next steps.

Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Your Miami–Fort Lauderdale (South Florida) Partner Attorney

Elena Ortega Tauler
Estate Planning Attorney — Florida
Legacy Trust Counsel, P.A.

Serving Miami–Fort Lauderdale, Doral, and Coral Gables
Spanish available

Florida-specific AEPS resources are reviewed with Florida counsel for accuracy.

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What Happens After You Submit This Request
(Embedded 2–3 minute process video from Elena)

[Opening – warm, professional]
Hello, I’m Elena Ortega Tauler.
 I’m an estate planning attorney licensed in Florida, and I serve families throughout the Miami–Fort Lauderdale area, including Doral and Coral Gables. If you’re watching this video, you’ve likely found your way here through the American Estate Planning Series, or AEPS.
[AEPS relationship – clarity without overreach]
AEPS provides clear estate planning education at the national level and connects families with licensed attorneys for state-specific guidance. My role as the Miami–Fort Lauderdale partner attorney is to help families apply what they’ve learned correctly under Florida law.
[What happens after the form – exact alignment]
If you decide to submit the consultation request on this page, here’s what happens next. First, you’ll complete a short request that takes just a few minutes. That request is forwarded by AEPS to my office for review. After we receive it, my team will contact you to discuss scheduling, consultation details, and any fees, if applicable, before any meeting takes place. Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship, and no legal advice is given unless and until a written engagement agreement is signed.
[Tone setting – reassurance + boundaries]
Every family’s situation is different. Some people are creating an estate plan for the first time, while others are updating documents or planning around specific family or financial considerations. Our goal at this stage is simply to understand what you’re looking for and determine whether it makes sense to move forward with a consultation.
[Spanish availability – natural mention]
If you prefer to communicate in Spanish, please note that option when you submit your request. Spanish-language assistance is available.
[Close – calm CTA]
When you’re ready, you can submit the consultation request on this page. Once your request is received, my office will follow up with you directly to discuss next steps. Thank you for taking the time to watch, and I look forward to speaking with you.
Recording notes for Elena (important but behind the scenes)
  • Camera: eye-level, neutral background
  • Tone: calm, not salesy
  • No fee numbers mentioned
  • No guarantees or promises
  • Do not say “schedule now” — say “submit the request”
Why this script is strong
  • Matches the landing page language exactly
  • Protects against ethics issues
  • Sets expectations cleanly

How This Works

  1. You submit the consultation request below (3–5 minutes).

  2. AEPS forwards your request to the Miami–Fort Lauderdale partner attorney.

  3. The attorney’s office reviews your request and contacts you to discuss scheduling, fees (if any), and next steps.

Consultation fees, availability, and representation decisions are determined solely by the attorney.

Who This Is For

This request is appropriate if you are seeking help with:

  • Creating a will or trust

  • Updating an existing estate plan

  • Power of attorney or healthcare documents

  • Planning for minor children or blended families

  • Probate-avoidance planning

  • Business or higher-net-worth estate planning

Request a Consultation

AEPS is an educational platform and referral resource. AEPS does not provide legal advice and does not guarantee representation. No attorney-client relationship is formed unless and until you sign a written engagement agreement with an attorney.

Please do not include highly sensitive or confidential information in this form.