Wealth Counsel Law Group, P.A.

Estate counsel and land trust strategy for families who plan in decades.

Wills, trusts, probate, entity structuring, and financial coordination, delivered by attorneys who treat your plan like a portfolio, not a transaction.

  • Jurisdictions10 states & USVI
  • ClientsFamilies, landowners, closely-held entities
  • IntakeBy appointment
10+Jurisdictions served
Multi-generationalPlanning horizon
Flat-feeEngagement options
SecureClient portal on request
The engagement

A measured, four-step path from intake to instrument.

We scope the matter, map the structure, draft with your advisors in the room, and fund the plan so nothing sits on paper.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    A scoping conversation to understand assets, jurisdictions, family structure, and the decisions you actually need made this year.

  2. 02

    Structure

    A written plan of instruments, entities, and sequencing — reviewed with your tax advisor and financial team before any drafting begins.

  3. 03

    Drafting

    Engrossed, executed, and recorded where required — trusts, deeds, operating agreements, and ancillary documents coordinated as one package.

  4. 04

    Funding & stewardship

    We transfer assets, retitle accounts, and set a review cadence so the plan you signed is the plan your family actually lives under.

Why Wealth Counsel

Plans that hold when the family, the statute, or the market changes.

Most families do not need more documents — they need documents that coordinate. We build instruments that speak to each other across trusts, entities, real property, and financial accounts, so when something moves, the rest of the plan still stands.

Engage the firm

Schedule a consultation with Wealth Counsel.

Tell us the matter, the jurisdictions, and when you would like to move. We will confirm scope, fee basis, and the next step in writing.

By appointment only. Secure client portal available on engagement.

Attorney Advertising. The information on this site is general, is not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Engagement is confirmed only upon execution of a written retainer agreement.