What Could Your Estate Plan Look Like?
Answer a few questions and see which documents a Florida plan like yours usually includes, and where each asset goes with a plan and without one.
Tools and Calculators
Interactive tools that answer the first questions people bring to us: what an estate plan might include, how to fund a trust, when lien deadlines fall, what a theft claim can recover and how long a cruise passenger has to act.
Quick answer: Scheer Legal publishes six interactive tools: an estate plan map, a trust funding checklist, a Florida construction lien deadline calculator, a fraud and theft recovery estimator, a cruise ship injury deadline calculator and a settlement calculator for injury clients deciding whether to switch lawyers. All of them run in your browser, are available in English and Spanish, and send nothing to the firm.
Florida Trust Funding Checklist
Work through funding a revocable trust asset by asset: the house, accounts, retirement plans, life insurance, business interests. Your progress stays on your device.
Florida Construction Lien Deadline Calculator
From your first and last dates on the job: the 45-day Notice to Owner, the 90-day claim of lien and the one-year window to enforce it.
Florida Fraud and Theft Recovery Estimator
What Florida's civil theft law can put on the table for a loss, what decides whether money actually comes back, and the next 30 days.
Cruise Ship Injury Deadline Calculator
The earliest written-notice and lawsuit deadlines a cruise ticket contract can set under federal law, counted from the date of the injury.
The Settlement Reality Check
Gross settlement minus the fee, costs and liens, side by side for staying with your lawyer or switching. Part of our page on changing injury lawyers.
How to use these
Each tool runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to us or stored on our servers; the trust funding checklist saves your progress only on the device you are using. The results are general information about how Florida and federal law usually work, written to help you ask better questions. They are not legal advice and they do not create an attorney-client relationship. Deadlines in particular depend on facts and documents a calculator cannot see, so if a date matters, call before it gets close.
When the tool raises a question, ask it.
Dominic reviews matters in English and Spanish from the Plantation office, by phone and by video.
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