Samah T. Abukhodeir Esq.

Celebrating excellence and empowerment at the Ms. Esquire Gala – a night honoring incredible women in law. ?????? #WomenInLaw #MsEsquireGala #LegalLeaders

Keeping secrets pays the bills. I repeat, keeping secrets pays the bills. ????

As the year winds down, I’m reminded that some of the most valuable gifts aren’t found in stores. This holiday season, I’m thinking about the #1 gift we can give our families: the gift of security and peace of mind. For me, that means helping families plan for the future—whether it’s through estate planning, setting up guardianship, or supporting clients through family law matters. These steps don’t just protect assets; they protect the people we care about most. In this season of gratitude and reflection, let’s take a moment to prepare for tomorrow, so our loved ones feel secure no matter what life brings. ??? Read my latest blog to learn why planning for the future might be the most meaningful gift you can give this holiday season. #HolidaySeason #FamilyFirst #EstatePlanning #Guardianship #FamilyLaw #PeaceOfMind

Ever thought about who would make decisions for you if you couldn’t? That’s where Power of Attorney (POA) comes in—a legal tool that can be a lifeline in critical moments. Whether it’s managing finances, handling legal matters, or making healthcare decisions, a POA designates someone you trust to act on your behalf if you’re ever unable. ?? Why It’s Important: A Power of Attorney isn’t just for the elderly or the ill; it’s for anyone who wants peace of mind. Life can be unpredictable, and having a POA in place means that someone has your back when it matters most. From unexpected accidents to unforeseen illness, a POA is your assurance that your affairs are in trusted hands. Types of POAs You Should Know: - General POA: Covers a wide range of responsibilities. - Durable POA: Remains valid even if you become incapacitated. - Medical POA: Focuses on healthcare choices. Don’t wait for “someday.” If you don’t already have a POA, it might be time to consider it. Prepare for the unexpected—because tomorrow isn’t promised. #LegalTermOfTheWeek #PowerOfAttorney #LegalEssentials #MiamiAttorney #MiamiLawfirm #MiamiLawyer

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As exciting as preparing for a new baby can be, it’s important to make sure your growing family is protected. From updating your estate plan to establishing guardianship, these simple legal steps can give you peace of mind and help ensure your family’s future is secure. ?? Read more in my latest blog post about how to plan for this next chapter. #EstatePlanning #FamilyLaw #Guardianship #Parenthood #LegalAdvice #MaternityLeave

? Last month, we had the pleasure of hosting a happy hour event in collaboration with FIU Law! Building strong, supportive networks within our legal community means so much to me. Grateful to everyone who joined! #FLPFL #FloridaLaw #FamilyLaw #ProbateLaw #LawNetworking #FIULaw #FIU #MiamiLawyers

???The holidays are all about family, making it the perfect time to tackle some important conversations we often avoid—like discussing wills, inheritances, and probate. While it may feel uncomfortable at first, having these conversations now can help prevent confusion, stress, and even conflict later on. Here are a few ways to make it easier: 1. Pick the Right Moment: Choose a quiet time when the family is together but not in the middle of a festive moment. 2. Start with Empathy: Frame the conversation as wanting to ensure everyone is cared for and that their wishes will be honored. 3. Bring in the Bigger Picture: Mention that the holiday season is about family unity and protection, and this is a way to safeguard that. 4. Encourage Open Communication: Let family members express their concerns or wishes openly, so everyone feels heard. Taking these steps now ensures that your family is on the same page and gives everyone peace of mind moving forward. #FamilyFirst #EstatePlanning #ProbateLaw #HolidayTalks #FloridaLaw

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Why You Should Secure Your Family’s Future Before Your Baby Arrives ???? Saturday morning thoughts...As a mompreneur, lawyer, business owner, and professor, I completely understand that preparing for a new baby can feel like a whirlwind of emotions and tasks. While you’re setting up the nursery and packing your hospital bag, it’s also a great time to consider important legal steps like updating your estate plan or setting up guardianship. These proactive steps ensure that your growing family is protected, no matter what life brings, and give you the peace of mind to focus on welcoming your little one. ? We Service All of Florida ? Probate, Guardianship, Estate Planning, & Family Law ? Call Us: (786) 807-6278 #MaternityLeave #FamilyLaw #MomOfTwo #ParenthoodJourney #FloridaFamilyLaw #EstatePlanning #FloridaProbateandFamilyLawFirm