Frequently asked questions.
General information about the firm’s services, South Florida service area, legal matters, language access, and informational text messages.
Clear answers before the next step.
How are consultations conducted?
Spectrum Law Florida is a fully virtual law firm. Consultations are conducted remotely, with client communication by telephone or another appropriate remote method based on the matter and client needs.
Which South Florida counties does the firm serve?
The firm serves Miami-Dade County, Broward County, and Palm Beach County.
Are services available in Haitian Creole?
Yes. Legal services and client communication are available in English and Haitian Creole.
What is estate planning?
Estate planning coordinates documents and decisions concerning property, healthcare, financial authority, beneficiaries, and the people who may act when needed.
What are wills and trusts?
Wills and trusts are different legal instruments that may be used within a broader estate plan. The appropriate documents depend on individual circumstances.
What is the difference between estate planning and probate?
Estate planning prepares documents and arrangements during life. Probate is a court-supervised process that may be required after death to administer certain assets and obligations.
What is adult guardianship?
Adult guardianship is a court-supervised framework that may assign authority over defined decisions when legal requirements are met and less restrictive alternatives are not sufficient.
Can the firm assist families considering guardianship for an autistic adult or an adult with special needs?
The firm assists families evaluating guardianship-related matters involving autistic adults, adults with autism, adults with special needs, and other disabled adults. Disability does not automatically establish incapacity or a need for guardianship; each matter requires individualized legal consideration.
How do I contact the firm?
Call (888) 959-8264, email assistant@thespectrumlaw.com, schedule a virtual consultation, or use the general inquiry form without sending confidential or time-sensitive information.
How do I opt in to informational text messages?
Text PLAN to (888) 959-8264. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out or HELP for help.
Does submitting a form create an attorney-client relationship or SMS enrollment?
No. A form submission does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not enroll the sender in text messages. Representation begins only through an appropriate engagement process. SMS enrollment occurs only when a person voluntarily texts PLAN to (888) 959-8264.
These answers are general information, not legal advice, and do not create an attorney-client relationship.