The Young Law Firm of Florida, LLC

The firm helps Florida business owners set up their enterprises for long-term success, including:

• Refining business ideas in light of regulatory requirements and competition
• Developing business plans to support investment, lending, and recruiting
• Selecting and forming the appropriate legal structure (sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation)
• Preparing and filing organizational documents with the State of Florida
• Advising on required licenses and permits for certain industries
• Designing governance structures and maintaining corporate records
• Assisting in securing or leasing a business location, including zoning and environmental considerations

Ongoing Business Counsel and Growth

As businesses evolve, the firm provides ongoing advice on:

• Expansion into new products, services, or markets
• Bringing in new partners or investors
• Purchasing or leasing equipment and technology
• Acquiring real property
• Growth through acquisition of other businesses

The firm's role includes both legal services and practical counseling so owners can make informed strategic decisions.

Business Contracts and Employment Matters

The firm assists with:

• Drafting and negotiating contracts with vendors, suppliers, customers, and subcontractors
• Developing standard contract templates for recurring business relationships
• Creating human resources policies and employee handbooks to comply with federal and state regulations

Business Succession Planning

The Young Law Firm of Florida, LLC works with owners to plan for the future of family and closely held businesses, including:

• Addressing ownership and management transitions
• Coordinating succession plans with estate planning and tax considerations
• Seeking to reduce conflict by clarifying intentions in advance

Real Estate Transactions and Development

The firm provides a range of real estate services to operators and developers of:

• Retail, office, medical, and industrial properties
• Churches and religious organizations
• Landlords and banks
• Restaurant operators and medical practices

Services include assistance with acquisition, development, leasing, and disposition of real property.

Real Estate Disputes and Litigation

The firm represents clients in real estate disputes that may arise before or after a property sale, including issues such as:

• Failure to disclose property conditions or defects
• Faulty construction or workmanship
• Leaky roofs or basements
• Property liens and title or deed disputes
• Condominium covenants and escrow disputes
• Home purchase agreement disputes
• Environmental impact and land use or zoning disputes
• Soil or water contamination and blight/eminent domain actions

Contract Review and Risk Assessment

The firm reviews real estate contracts to identify potential liability and obligations created by their terms. This may include:

• Evaluating contracts for risk exposure
• Reviewing relevant case law
• Advising clients on available legal options

In matters involving possible environmental issues, workmanship problems, or nondisclosure, the firm may gather evidence and document potential bad-faith practices.

To learn more about business or real estate services, contact the Orlando office to schedule a consultation.

The Young Law Firm of Florida, LLC is a personal-service law firm based in Orlando and serving clients throughout Central Florida, including Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Volusia, Lake, and Polk counties. The firm provides individualized legal representation focused on protecting clients, their families, and their businesses.

Primary Practice Areas

• Wills, Trusts, and Estates (Estate Planning)

Helping clients create wills, trusts, and complete estate plans so they can decide who receives their property, when, and how. The firm works with clients at all stages of life, including younger adults who want to protect their families, homes, and savings.

• Probate

Guiding personal representatives and families through the Florida probate process, whether a loved one passed away with or without a will. The firm focuses on handling the legal details efficiently and compassionately so families can focus on healing.

• Business Law

Advising business owners on starting, structuring, and growing their companies, including entity formation, governance, contracts, and business succession planning.

• Real Estate Law

Assisting with real estate acquisitions, development, leasing, and sales, as well as disputes involving contracts, title, disclosures, and land use.

• Workshops and Speaking Engagements

Providing educational workshops and presentations for community groups, employees, and other audiences on topics such as estate planning and business planning.

Service Approach

The firm emphasizes:

• Individualized attention to each client and matter
• Education, so clients understand their options and make informed decisions
• Compassion, especially in sensitive areas such as estate planning and probate
• Commitment to excellence and staying current on legal and planning strategies
• Deep involvement in and service to the Central Florida community

To discuss how the firm can help with your legal needs, contact the Orlando office to schedule a consultation.

The Young Law Firm of Florida, LLC assists families and personal representatives with probate matters in Florida.

Guiding Personal Representatives and Families

When a loved one passes away, handling the court process can feel confusing and overwhelming. Whether the person left a will or died without one, the firm helps clients:

• Understand the steps in the Florida probate process
• Fulfill their responsibilities as personal representative
• Work through required court filings and procedures

The goal is to help clients move through probate efficiently and compassionately, so they can focus on their families and healing.

Situations the Firm Handles

The firm assists with probate matters such as:

• Estates where a personal representative is named in a will
• Estates where there is no will and state law controls distribution
• Coordinating with related estate planning or business issues when appropriate

Specific procedures and options depend on the facts of each case and Florida law.

Service Area

Probate services are available to clients throughout Central Florida, including counties such as Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Volusia, Lake, and Polk.

To discuss a probate matter or the next steps after a loved one's passing, contact the firm's Orlando office to schedule a consultation.

How to Contact the Firm

• Phone: 407-422-4000
• Fax: 1-888-767-9627
• Email: ClientService@younglawfl.com

Clients and prospective clients can also reach the firm by using the contact form on the firm's website.

Service Area

The firm serves clients throughout Central Florida, including:

• Orange County
• Osceola County
• Seminole County
• Volusia County
• Lake County
• Polk County

Appointments

• Office located in Orlando, Florida
• Weekend and evening appointments are available as needed

To schedule a consultation or request more information, contact the Orlando office by phone or email, or submit an inquiry through the website's contact form.

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Education

• Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis (now McKinney School of Law) – Juris Doctor
• Indiana Continuing Legal Education Opportunity (ICLEO) fellowship recipient
• Georgia State University – Master of Education in Social Studies Instruction
• Georgia State University – Bachelor of Arts in History, Minor in Sociology

Bar Admissions

• United States Supreme Court
• U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida
• All Florida state courts

Professional Experience (Selected)

• Principal, The Young Law Firm of Florida, LLC (2014 – present)
• Partner, Young DeLoach Attorneys at Law, PLLC (2011 – 2014)
• Principal, The Law Office of A.T. Young, LLC (2010 – 2011)
• Shareholder, Young, Simmons and Burt Attorneys at Law, LLC (2008 – 2010)
• Vice President, Balanced Budget Consultants, LLC (2010 – 2013)

Andre has also served as an Adjunct Professor at multiple institutions, teaching subjects including history, politics, sociology, paralegal studies, and wills, trusts, and estates law.

Professional Memberships and Leadership

Andre's professional and community involvement has included memberships and leadership roles with organizations such as:

• African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Florida
• Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. – Chi Tau Chapter
• The Christian Chamber of Central Florida
• Florida Bar Unlicensed Practice of Law Committee
• Paul C. Perkins Bar Association (including service as President and President-Elect)
• Volusia County Bar Association
• National Bar Association, Virgil Hawkins Florida Chapter
• Orange County Bar Association
• Florida Bar Leadership Academy, Class II – Fellow

He has also maintained involvement with alumni associations, civic groups, and professional networks.

Community Engagement

Andre is active in the Central Florida community and has been involved with:

• Educational and youth programs, including mentoring and school partnerships
• Arts, cultural, and civic organizations
• Church and faith-based service

His community work has included roles such as board member, volunteer, and committee member for various local initiatives.

Recognition

Andre's service has been recognized through honors such as:

• Pro Bono Award – Legal Aid Society of the Orange County Bar Association
• Emerging Business Eagle Award – African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Florida

For more information about Andre T. Young or to schedule a consultation with the firm, please contact the Orlando office.

The firm distinguishes between estate documents and an overall estate plan:

• Estate documents are the legal instruments used to manage a person's assets and affairs during incapacity and after death. Common estate documents include:
• Last Will and Testament
• Trusts (such as living trusts)
• Durable power of attorney
• Healthcare power of attorney
• Advance directive / living will

• An estate plan is a comprehensive strategy for managing a person's assets and affairs during life and after death. It coordinates all of the above documents with the client's goals, family situation, and financial picture.

The firm prepares estate plans ranging from straightforward to complex, based on what each client needs.

Wills

A will allows you to:

• Decide who inherits your assets
• Name guardians for minor children
• Choose the person who will administer your estate
• Provide clear instructions to reduce confusion for loved ones

Without a will, Florida law decides who receives your property and who may manage your estate.

Trusts

A trust is a legal arrangement in which a trustee holds and manages assets for the benefit of named beneficiaries. Trusts can:

• Be created during life (living trust) or at death (testamentary trust)
• Help manage assets for beneficiaries over time
• Coordinate with other parts of an estate plan

Both wills and trusts are important estate planning tools. The firm helps clients determine which structure best fits their circumstances.

Powers of Attorney and Advance Directives

Estate planning is not only about what happens after death. The firm also helps clients prepare:

• Durable powers of attorney to authorize trusted individuals to handle financial matters if the client becomes incapacitated.
• Healthcare powers of attorney to authorize someone to make medical decisions if the client cannot communicate.
• Advance directives / living wills to express wishes about medical treatment and end-of-life care.

Without these documents, loved ones may have to seek court involvement to manage finances or make healthcare decisions.

Who Estate Planning Is For

Estate planning is appropriate for adults at many stages of life, including younger clients who may have:

• A spouse or partner
• Children or other dependents
• A home or other real estate
• Retirement accounts or life insurance
• A growing business or professional practice

The firm works with clients to put foundational documents in place early and update them as life changes.

How the Firm Assists

The Young Law Firm of Florida, LLC:

• Reviews each client's assets, family structure, and goals
• Explains available planning tools in clear, practical terms
• Drafts and coordinates wills, trusts, and other estate documents
• Helps clients keep their plans current as circumstances evolve

For information about creating or updating an estate plan, contact the firm to schedule a consultation.

Attorney Andre T. Young is available to speak or present at events and workshops on topics related to the firm's practice areas, such as:

• Estate planning and protecting your legacy
• Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney
• Business formation and succession planning
• Real estate and property-related legal issues

Workshops

Workshops are designed to educate and engage attendees, helping them better understand key legal concepts and the steps they can take to protect themselves, their families, and their businesses.

How to Request a Workshop or Speaker

To inquire about booking Andre T. Young or The Young Law Firm of Florida, LLC for a workshop or speaking engagement, contact the firm's Orlando office by phone, email, or through the contact form on the website.

Availability and scheduling depend on the firm's calendar and event details.

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