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Meet Mila Narducci

Planning is a supreme act of love. Mila Narducci’s goal is to make sure you’re never buried in paperwork so you have the space to actually mourn, heal, and love.

Mila Narducci’s Story
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Practice Areas

Estate Planning

Estate Planning

Probate & Probate Prevention

Probate & Probate Prevention

Medicaid Planning & Long-Term Care

Medicaid Planning & Long-Term Care

Asset Protection

Asset Protection

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Law with the Urgency and Care of a Nurse

Mila Narducci walked a career path as a registered nurse before pivoting to the law and becoming an attorney. She’s lived through the 2:00 AM crises, the stage III cancer battles, and the weight of caregiving, and she knows the caregivers of today are juggling their own family responsibilities and their aging parents.

Mila doesn’t just draft documents – she builds lifelines.

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Legal expertise backed by medical insight.

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Virtual-first convenience or visit us in Jacksonville.

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Appointments are available within 24 hours.

Lotus

Clinical Precision

Legal expertise backed by medical insight.

Lotus

Radical Accessibility

Virtual-first convenience or visit us in Jacksonville.

Lotus

Crisis Speed

Appointments are available within 24 hours

Protecting What Matters for Residents of Florida

Remote Estate Planning & Elder Law for Clients Throughout Florida

Estate Plan First specializes in helping adult children across the country manage the care and legacy of their Florida-based parents. While the “brick and mortar” is in Jacksonville, service is available all across Florida remotely, so you can meet with attorney Mila Narducci right from your own living room or kitchen table.

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Florida Elder Law FAQ

Not necessarily. If you pass away with assets in your name alone, your family must go through probate to move the assets to their names. Ask Mila how this can be avoided.

Technically called an Enhanced Life Estate Deed, it’s a special deed that acts as a beneficiary designation for your house. The house transfers to your heirs automatically when you pass away.

To sign a Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA), the person must have capacity and know what they’re signing. But in Florida, someone with early dementia can typically sign during a lucid moment. Ask Mila for more info.

Not necessarily. Florida allows a single person to keep $2,000 in assets, but exempt assets like a home of up to $752,000 in equity and one car don’t count.

Not if you set up a Qualified Income Trust (QIT), also known as a Miller Trust, which allows the excess income to be deposited into the trust each month. Estate Plan First can help.

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