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With more than 25 years of experience in estate planning and deed preparation, our firm proudly serves clients and attorneys throughout the State of Florida. We specialize in preparing all types of Florida-based deeds, including Lady Bird and Trust Deeds, with precision and efficiency.
Licensed to practice in Florida, we have successfully completed over 1,500 deed preparations, providing out-of-state counsel with reliable, timely, and cost-effective support for their Florida-specific needs. Our mission is simple: to deliver accurate legal documentation while fostering lasting professional relationships built on trust, responsiveness, and respect.
Utilizing an experienced, Florida-based attorney is crucial when dealing with your client’s trust and probate-related deed requirements. At Renee E. Nesbit, Attorney at Law, we work with and understand the Florida laws and regulations for filing all types of probate avoidance deeds. You can rely on our support and personal attention to help you navigate this process with confidence.
Although our office is based in Naples, FL, we serve clients across every county in Florida. Through remote consultations and digital document delivery, working with our firm is simple, no matter where you are located.
We handle all aspects of deed preparation and delivery. Our firm is known statewide for providing dependable legal support with attention to detail and care.
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With over 28 years in the legal field and licensed as a Florida deed attorney since 2010, Renee E. Nesbit is here to help ease the challenges of estate administration with trusted, professional guidance.

Need help navigating probate without the stress? Our experienced legal team is here to guide you through every step of your Probate Avoidance Deed.
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Personalized 30-minute legal consultation
Assessment of your unique situation
Clear guidance on next steps, no hidden fees
Let us help you avoid probate for your Florida Real Estate.
Probate can tie up the transfer of real estate. There are ways to avoid probate that can while the owner is still living. These situations demand the guidance of an experienced real estate, trust, and estate planning lawyer who understands how to navigate the legal system and protect your interests throughout the process.
At Renee E. Nesbit, Attorney at Law, we offer reliable representation backed by years of focused deed preparation experience. As a dedicated attorney, Renee works closely with clients and out-of-state attorneys to develop clear strategies and move the process forward without unnecessary delays.
We also understand that convenience matters. That’s why we offer virtual consultations and digital document delivery. Whether you or your clients are local or live elsewhere, we make it easy to work with us from wherever you are. Our goal is to reduce your stress while delivering trusted legal support every step of the way.
Partnering with an experienced Florida-based attorney can help you avoid common issues, such as homestead and veteran property tax exemptions, or filing incorrect or incomplete documents. By working with Renee E. Nesbit, you can have the comfort of knowing that your case is being handled with professionalism and expertise.

Selecting the right lawyer to prepare your deed can make a significant difference when trying to avoid probate for real estate properties in Florida. At Renee E. Nesbit, Attorney At Law, we offer more than just deed filing and delivery assistance; we provide personalized, consistent legal support from someone who truly understands the nuances of will probate, estate administration, and real estate titling matters.
Here are several clear reasons why clients continue to trust us with their most sensitive legal matters:
1. Decades of Focused Legal Experience
We bring years of Florida-specific legal practice to every case, offering insight built through hands-on work in probate, estate, and trust-related matters. This isn’t general law; deed preparation is what we do every day, and our experience shows in how we approach every file.
2. Locally Rooted in Florida
Our practice is deeply tied to the State of Florida. We understand local filing requirements and common issues unique to Florida’s legal environment. This helps us navigate your case more efficiently and without delays.
3. We Prioritize Direct Attorney Access
You won’t be handed off to a paralegal or assistant when you have important questions. Clients work directly with Attorney Renee Nesbit, ensuring that the advice you receive is personal, accurate, and legally sound from start to finish.
4. Clear, Step-by-Step Legal Guidance
Out-of-state matters can feel overwhelming. We break the process down into manageable steps, walking you through everything, including obtaining the necessary information for all Florida-related sources, with language and timelines that make sense.
5. Flat-Fee for Deed Preparation
We offer flat-fee services so you’ll know your legal costs upfront. This is especially helpful for our attorney clients trying to plan for all costs necessary to handle their client file.
6. Proactive Communication at Every Stage
We keep you informed throughout the deed preparation and filing process, not just when something goes wrong. We return calls promptly and send timely updates, so you’re never left wondering what’s next.
7. Deep Understanding of Florida Real Estate Law
Florida has unique requirements, especially for non-residents, second homes, and retirement estates. We stay up to date with legal changes so you don’t have to, and we apply Florida-specific knowledge to protect your case.
8. Tailored Legal Services for Out-of-State Counsel
We enjoy working with attorneys from all over the United States. We will handle your case locally while keeping you fully informed remotely. We make sure distance doesn’t slow anything down.
9. We Treat Every Case with Care and Respect
We never treat projects with our attorney clients as just another file. Every deed we handle involves real people, often dealing with complex families. Our attorney clients appreciate the knowledge, timeliness, and expertise we bring to the table.
10. We Help You Avoid Future Legal Trouble
Even with something as simple as a deed, small errors can lead to major problems later. We double-check Florida county requirements, filings, and Florida-based processes, so the real estate transfers cleanly, with no lingering liabilities.
11. Trusted Reputation Among Out-of-State Counsel
Many of our clients come from referrals by other attorneys, accountants, or past families we’ve helped. Our reputation in Florida is built on transparency, attention to detail, and the consistent results we deliver.
If you’re searching for a deed lawyer to avoid probate in Florida, consider reaching out to Renee E. Nesbit, Attorney at Law. As a trusted deed attorney, we will listen carefully to your needs and provide you with attentive assistance to help meet your client’s needs.
Our goal is to ease the burden on you and your client while ensuring the necessary deed information is prepared and issued in a timely manner. Let us help guide you through this process and offer the timely and efficient support you need to handle your client matter!
Contact us today to learn more about our deed preparation services and how we can assist you in securing the best outcome for your situation.

Probate can delay property transfers, increase legal costs, and make your estate details a public record. Using Florida Probate Avoidance Deed, such as Lady Bird or Enhanced Life Estate Deeds, can help your beneficiaries receive property quickly and privately, without court involvement.
A Lady Bird Deed, formally known as an Enhanced Life Estate Deed, allows you to keep full control of your property during your lifetime, including the right to sell or mortgage it, and automatically transfers ownership to your chosen beneficiary upon death. It’s one of the most effective tools for Probate Avoidance Deeds in Florida.
A Enhanced Life Estate Deeds designates who will inherit your Florida property once you pass away. Like the Lady Bird Deed, it allows your property to bypass probate, simplifying the inheritance process and reducing administrative costs.
While LLCs can provide liability protection, there are also reasons to avoid transferring to an LLC. There are potential issues which include the loss of homestead exemptions, reassessment of property taxes, and mortgage acceleration clauses. The Florida Bar Journal has an article listing the benefits and considerations of transferring Florida real property to an LLC.
We collaborate directly with out-of-state attorneys to confirm the Florida deed complements existing trusts, wills, and estate plans. Every document is reviewed for consistency with both Florida law and the originating jurisdiction’s plan.
In most cases, deed preparation and recording can be completed within 3 to 4 business days once all required information is received. Expedited services are available upon request.
Need help with probate matters? Fill out our contact form today for fast, professional legal assistance. Let us guide you through the process with expertise and care.