The Law Office of Jed A. Stabler, P.A. has been serving West Palm Beach since 1997.
Steady legal counsel
through Florida's most
consequential decisions.
About Us
Who We Are and Why It Matters
Helping Families, Individuals & Property Owners Navigate the Law with Confidence
Since 1997, The Law Office of Jed A. Stabler, P.A., has been providing comprehensive legal services tailored to the needs of individuals, families, and property owners throughout the West Palm Beach region. Our practice is defined by personalized attention, sound legal judgment, and a commitment to resolving complex matters efficiently and effectively.
From the initial consultation to final resolution, we are responsive, detail-oriented, and fully invested in each client’s case. Whether navigating probate, preparing an estate plan, or handling a real estate transaction, we deliver guidance that is both strategic and grounded in experience.
Bar Admissions
The Florida Bar
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2025 Activity
100+ Clients Served
Availability
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What We Provide
Practice Areas
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Estate Planning
We assist clients with the thoughtful preparation of wills, trusts, advance directives, and powers of attorney. Our goal is to ensure your assets are protected, your wishes are documented, and your loved ones are spared unnecessary legal complications.
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Probate and Trust Administration
Our firm represents personal representatives, trustees, and beneficiaries throughout Florida's probate and trust administration process. We handle every aspect of estate settlement, from filing legal notices to asset distribution and fiduciary guidance.
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Real Estate
From purchase agreements to title issues, we provide reliable legal representation throughout every stage of a Florida real estate transaction. Our firm ensures clients are well-informed and protected -- from contract review to closing.
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Transactions
Contract review, closings, and transactional support tailored to South Florida buyers, sellers, and investors. We coordinate every detail of the deal so it closes cleanly, on time, and on terms that hold up.
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Why Choose Us
Why Clients Choose Us
Choosing the right attorney can make all the difference. At The Law Office of Jed A. Stabler, P.A., we pride ourselves on being more than just legal professionals — we’re trusted advisors, committed to delivering results with integrity and care. Here’s what sets us apart:
Serving West Palm Beach Since 1997
Serving the West Palm Beach community since 1997, our firm brings deep insight into Florida's legal landscape. We understand the nuances of state and local law and how they affect your specific needs — whether you're dealing with probate, estate planning, or real estate matters.
Clear, Honest Communication
Legal terms can be overwhelming, but we make it our mission to simplify the process. From your first consultation to your final resolution, you'll receive straightforward, honest answers — no legal jargon, no surprises. We keep you informed at every step so you always know where things stand.
Cost-Effective, Personalized Solutions
Every case is unique, and so is every client. We take the time to understand your goals and challenges so we can provide tailored legal strategies that make sense for your situation and budget. Our solutions are practical, effective, and designed to avoid unnecessary complications.
Reputation for Professionalism and Results
Our clients know us for our dedication, professionalism, and strong results. We've built a reputation for reliability and success in Palm Beach County. Whether resolving a legal dispute or drafting a detailed estate plan, we work diligently to exceed client expectations and earn your trust.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between a probate lawyer and an estate lawyer?
A probate lawyer focuses on guiding clients through the legal process that occurs after someone passes away, ensuring that the estate is administered according to the will or Florida law. A Florida estate lawyer, on the other hand, may also help clients plan ahead by drafting wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents to avoid probate altogether.
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How do I know if I need an estate attorney?
You may need an estate attorney in Florida if you want to:
- Create a will or trust
- Appoint a guardian for your minor children
- Avoid probate through proper asset planning
- Designate someone to manage your affairs if you become incapacitated
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What happens if someone dies without a will in Florida?
When someone dies without a will in Florida, their estate is distributed according to the state’s intestacy laws. Assets pass to close relatives in a specific legal order — typically starting with a spouse and children, then parents, siblings, and more distant relatives. Without a valid will, a probate court will appoint a personal representative to administer the estate.
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