Estate and Probate Law Experts
Our office is active in the areas of probate and estate administration and probate litigation. This involves drafting Last Wills and Testaments, Powers of Attorneys, Healthcare directives, Preneed Guardians and Living Wills. We litigate cases involving undue influence, Will disputes, wrongful distribution of assets, fiduciary breaches of duty, claims to property and guardianship disputes. We prove claims of heirs who have been wrongfully excluded. Each year our office distributes millions of dollars to family members where no Will was located.
Our office handles regular and high-profile cases, some of which have appeared on national television and in other national media. Our successful results for our clients have also received local and international media attention from the Miami Herald, Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel, Palm Beach Post, Associated Press, and Los Angeles Times. Additionally, Mr. Livoti’s cases have appeared on the local affiliates for NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX and WAMI.
We have the experience to handle your case.
A Family Tradition of
Service to the Community
Lawrence Livoti and Danielle Livoti-Preston come from a family of distinguished attorneys. His father and her grandfather was a New York State Supreme Court Justice. Close family members also in the legal profession include the Clerk of the Court for Queens County, New York, the Chief Judge of the Second Appellate District for the State of New York, and the County Executive for Nassau County, New York.
The first photo on the right shows Mr. Livoti taking his oath of office and being sworn in by his father Justice Anthony M. Livoti in 1975. While the second photo shows Mr. Livoti administering the oath of office and swearing in his daughter Danielle Livoti-Preston to the Florida Bar in 2021. In this family of attorneys, this has now become a family tradition.
Experienced, principled and well recognized by their clients and colleagues for providing excellent legal representation and service, they are committed to continuing the Livoti legacy.
