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We are a full-service, Fort Lauderdale, Florida based law firm with a specialty in estate planning and asset protection. Utilizing a combination of real estate law, estate planning strategy, corporate formation, family law, and asset structuring we assure that our clients are protected from potential litigation, creditors, excessive estate taxes and any other threats that may be looming.
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Meet the attorneys at Wild Felice and Pardo:
Our Partners:
Michael D. Wild, PA
Anthony K Felice, PA
Paula A Pardo, PA
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Michael D. Wild was born in New York City in 1979 and has lived in South Florida since 1986. He was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2006. Prior to obtaining his law degree from the University of Florida Levin College of Law, Michael earned his B.A. in Political Science, with a minor in Sports Management, from the University of Florida. In addition to earning his undergraduate and law school degrees, Michael has worked as a Financial Associate with Alliance Bernstein and as an Operations Assistant with the Miami Dolphins. Michael is currently a member of the Florida Bar, the American Bar Association, the Broward County Bar Association, and the Florida Yacht Brokers Association. He currently lives with his wife and daughter in Plantation, Florida.
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Anthony Felice is a presenter and lecturer of state approved Continuing Education Courses to Financial Advisors at Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and UBS on legal and Estate Planning matters affecting their clients and has worked with clients all over the State of Florida. Prior to obtaining his law degree from the University of Florida Levin College of Law, Anthony earned his B.S. in Economics, with a minor in Systems Engineering, from the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he was a four year letterman and team captain on West Point’s NCAA Division I Ice Hockey team.
After graduating from West Point, Anthony serviced on active duty as a commissioned Army Officer domestically and overseas. Upon leaving active duty and prior to attending law school, Anthony took a position on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange with Bank of America. Anthony is currently a member of the Florida Bar, the American Bar Association, the Broward County Bar Association, and the Florida Yacht Brokers Association.
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Jennifer practices primarily in the areas of tax, estate planning and creditor protection planning.
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Estate planning is about those friends and family left behind. The two biggest misconceptions made by most South Floridians that lack comprehensive estate planning is that they are either too young to worry about it or not wealthy enough to worry about.
However, the fact remains that very rarely is estate planning solely about the money.
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Estate Planning: Whether you are a parent, a property owner, or a professional, you need to protect your family and assets. We recognize that the decisions we make together as they pertain to the handling of your estate will affect you and your family during your lifetime and for generations to come.
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All Floridians should regard trusts as viable estate planning tools. As the term implies, a “trust” is an artificial entity into which valuable holdings are transferable. Tax avoidance is the main motivation for trust establishment.
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A revocable trust, also referred to as a living trust, is a legal vehicle which permits you to control and manage the assets in your trust during your life time. You can buy, sell, or gift your asset while they are in your revocable trust, while still allowing you to avoid probate and perhaps limit your family’s estate tax burden as well.
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An irrevocable trust is a legal instrument that will allow you to avoid probate while offering immediate asset protection and estate tax reduction. With an irrevocable trust, you must often give up all control of the assets you place into the trust and rely on your named trustee to manage them for you.
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There are a number of secondary documents essentail for fully securing your estate and your dignity. Since they control what happens to you when you are still alive, they are perhaps the most important estate planning documents you can have.
These supplemental documents include Durable Power of Attorney, Designation of Health Care Surrogate, HIPAA Release Authorization and Living Will.. They may also include real estate agreements, prenuptial agreements, loans and gift bequests.
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A will is a necessary legal document to prevent the state from seizing your assets after your dealth and directing them instead to be given to your designated beneficiaries. However a will is only a first step. Wills will not keep your estate from probate and while a will is not nearly enough to fully protect your estate, it is a beginning.
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Probate is the legal process used in Florida by which property in the estate of a Florida resident is transferred to the heirs or intended beneficiaries of that deceased person. Simply, it’s how we get the assets of the deceased into the hands of the living. Probate is always necessary in Florida. Whether or not the decedent has a Will, the estate will must encounter the Florida probate court in order to be distributed.
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In Fort Lauderdale and in all of Florida, both the personal representative and the beneficiaries of the estate deserve the service of a competent professional to ensure that the estate is administered properly and that costly mistakes are avoided throughout the probate administration, which often involves extremely complex considerations that are not apparent to the client or the beneficiaries of the estate.
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Answers to some frequesntly asked questions about probate.
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Trust administration is the manditory legal process that administers your trust, saving time, money and heartache. In South Florida, Wild, Felice and Pardo can handle your trust adminsitration efficiently and effectively.
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Our residential South Florida real estate attorneys will help you protect your rights by providing assistance regarding contract drafting, contract review, title examination, closing document preparation, closing document review, and post-closing issues. In Fort Lauderdale, for Real Estate transactions, contact the South Florida law firm of Wild Felice and Pardo.
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If you are buying or selling a home, having a real estate attorney is just as important as having a realtor. Real estate attorneys don’t guess about legal matters, they have to know. It is common for parties to get to the closing table and have something unexpected ruin the deal. Surprises are not welcome at the closing table. If you are buy or selling a home it is essential that you have an attorney represent you.
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Short sales are more complicated and time consuming than an average real estate sale, making it important to retain an experienced real estate attorney to oversee and negotiate the transaction. Once your Realtor has found a bona fide purchaser for the property, our firm works with sellers, buyers, and Realtors to negotiate and draft sales contracts which include the conditions of the short sale.
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In Florida, as in elsewhere in the country the burden of a large mortgage and other monthly expenses may be a burden to heavey to carry. A loan modification is a permanent change to a loan contract agreed to by both the lender and the borrower. The lender modifies an existing loan in an effort to help the homeowner in a time of hardship. The ultimate goal is to make the loan affordable for the long term. Usually loan modifications come in the form of a rate reduction and fixing the interest rate for a certain period of time. Loan modifications are possible for many borrowers who are behind on payments or who may qualify for special lending programs.
Call our Fort Lauderdale Florida law firm of Wild Felice and Pardo for help with your loan modification.
Wild Felice & Pardo can negotiate with your lender to get your loan in good standing again
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When it comes to foreclosure law, our Florida attorneys know every single defense and loophole, including the intricacies of refinancing, payment forgiveness, and loan modification. Armed with a team of top legal professionals, our firm will provide the homeowner with the tools to leverage the lender’s tactics and create a plan that's unique to each particular situation. In Florida, you may be able to save your home by calling Wild Felice and Pardo.
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Any business venture comes with a litany of legal issues and it is imperative that you seek the advice of a business attorney. If you set up your business properly, you can limit exposure to any liability from the get-go and avoid losses to your business and family in the future.
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You have worked too hard over the years to lose your business and its assets in a lawsuit or to creditors. Moreover, if the business assets aren’t enough to cover the judgment, your personal assets may be at risk. Choosing the right asset protection vehicle through business formation can minimize your liability. Partnerships can provide substantial benefits for estate planning and asset protection. The two most commonly used are the limited partnership and the LLC.
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Our attorneys have formed corporations and limited liability companies for a variety of legal purposes. Whether starting a new business or protecting current assets for your family’s future, corporate formation is something that we recommend all of our clients examine.
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Establishing a sound business succession plan is beneficial for most business owners and can be absolutely necessary for some. Many owners prefer the thought of their businesses continuing on even after they're gone. However, sometimes the logical and easy choice will be to simply sell the business. Various factors determine the type of succession plan that is necessary:
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In addition to providing assistance in the strategic negotiation of commercial contracts, our Fort Lauderdale, Florida attorneys review and carefully draft most types of business agreements, including, but not limited to, employment and severance agreements, leases, sale of business transactional documents, private placements, shareholder agreements, employment agreements, stock pledge agreements, security agreements, corporate resolutions, operating agreements and restrictive covenant agreements
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We provide representation to individuals and families in South Florida in all areas of family law. Whether you require comprehensive divorce representation, family mediation, or family planning, our Fort Lauderdale area family law attorneys are able to handle all of your family law needs.
Our divorce and family law practice encompasses the drafting and review of pre and post-nuptial agreements, family mediation, filing for divorce, property division, child custody and visitation rights, child support and alimony, post-decree modifications, and paternity actions, among other family law issues.
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