Jason Daniel Quick

I have had strong focus on helping people plan for life's events since law school, where I volunteered in our elder law clinic drafting wills, trusts, and powers of attorney for low-income seniors. I also have over seven years of experience as an attorney for the United States Government working for the Social Security Administration and administrative law judges. I have extensive experience in working with administrative judges and appellate judges.

As an attorney, my role in estate planning is to help you achieve your goals for your property. Your goals may include things like ensuring that your estate avoids a lengthy and expensive probate process, helping protect your assets for the next generation or multiple generations, dealing with blended family issues and issues confronting modern families. I use my experience, having represented hundreds of clients as well as working in the government, to help you find comprehensive and cost-effective solutions. In probate cases, I work to help ensure an efficient and orderly administration of an estate.

We have the right education and experience to help you with your will, trust, or probate matter.

University of Florida

M.S. (2014) | Business - Real Estate

2013 - 2014

Honors: Nathan S. Collier Scholarship Recipient

Wake Forest University School of Law

J.D. (2008) | Law

2005 - 2008

Honors: CALI book award Elder Law Clinic CALI book award Secured Transactions Wake Forest Law Faculty Scholarship Award

University of Central Florida

B.S. (2004) | Business

2001 - 2004

Activities: SGA Senator for the College of Business Florida Academic Scholar Recipient

The Florida Bar  # 99951

2012 - Current

Florida

The Florida Bar

ID Number: 99951

Since 2012

• Free Consultation
  We currently offer 30 minute free consultations, as well as free review of a current estate plan.
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