Estate Planning Tampa
Knudsen Law
About Knudsen Law
Knudsen Law is a Tampa law firm focused on estate planning, trusts, and probate for families throughout Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco counties. Attorney Paul Knudsen, a native Floridian with more than ten years of legal practice, began his career as a prosecutor and later practiced family law before focusing solely on trusts, estate planning, and probate. He holds degrees from Florida State University and Florida Coastal School of Law. The firm prepares wills, revocable living trusts, irrevocable and dynasty trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, healthcare surrogate designations, and Lady Bird deeds, and assists with asset protection, high net-worth planning, and business succession. On the probate side, Knudsen Law guides personal representatives and beneficiaries through formal and summary administration, ancillary and snowbird probate, intestate estates, and probate litigation such as will contests and breach of fiduciary duty claims, using mediation when possible. The firm serves Tampa, South Tampa, Westchase, Brandon, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Wesley Chapel, and surrounding communities. Knudsen Law is located at 4006 S MacDill Ave, Suite G, Tampa, FL 33611 and can be reached by phone at 727-398-3600.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What areas of law does Knudsen Law practice?
Knudsen Law focuses on estate planning, trusts, and probate matters. This includes wills, powers of attorney, trust administration, and probate litigation.
Where does Knudsen Law serve clients?
Knudsen Law serves clients throughout the Tampa Bay area, including Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco counties. Its offices are located in Tampa and Seminole, Florida.
Who leads Knudsen Law?
Knudsen Law is led by attorney Paul Knudsen, a native Floridian who began his career as a prosecutor before focusing on trusts, estate planning, and probate law.
Does Knudsen Law help with probate litigation?
Yes, Knudsen Law assists personal representatives and beneficiaries with probate litigation, including will contests and breach of fiduciary duty claims, and uses mediation when possible.