Considered counsel for what you have built and intend to keep.
A boutique Palm Beach firm advising individuals, families, and businesses at every stage of wealth: protecting it, passing it on, and recovering it when misconduct puts it at risk. Estate and trust planning, elder law and long-term care planning, asset protection, securities and investment fraud, fractional general counsel, civil litigation and family law, and government advocacy. Counsel from the attorney who wrote the book on asset protection.
Selective representation, direct access, and the discretion that serious matters require.
Seven focused disciplines
Concentrated rather than general, so that every matter is handled with depth and judgment.
Elder Law
Medicaid and long-term care planning, guardianship and incapacity, special needs trusts, and protection from elder financial exploitation. Counsel for aging with dignity, and for keeping what a lifetime of work has built. Explore the practice ↓
Estates & Trusts
Wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, probate, and the structures that pass wealth across generations cleanly and privately.
Asset Protection
Lawful planning to insulate personal and business assets from future creditors, claims, and avoidable risk, before exposure arises.
Fractional General Counsel
Ongoing, senior legal counsel for businesses that need a trusted advisor in the room, without the cost of a full-time general counsel.
Government Advocacy
Strategic counsel and lawful advocacy for individuals and organizations engaged with government and matters of public significance.
Securities & Investment Fraud
Representation of investors harmed by broker misconduct, unsuitable recommendations, and investment fraud, including FINRA arbitration, led by an attorney who worked inside the investment industry before he ever practiced law.
Civil Litigation & Family Law
Courtroom advocacy in contested civil matters and the sensitive issues surrounding family, marriage, and divorce, led by of-counsel Timothy Grice, Esq.
Counsel for life’s most important season
Aging well is a legal strategy as much as a medical one. We bring the same precision the firm applies to significant estates to the questions that arrive later in life: how to pay for care without surrendering everything you built, who will speak for you if you cannot, and how to shield the people you love from confusion, conflict, and exploitation.
The wealth you spent a lifetime building should care for you first, and your family after.
Most families confront long-term care in a crisis, after choices have narrowed and options have closed. Our clients confront it in a conference room, years early, with a plan. That difference is often the difference between a preserved estate and a spent one.
Every elder law engagement is led at the senior level and handled with the discretion these matters deserve. Families are counseled together, in plain language, so that everyone understands the plan and no one is left guessing.
Arrange a Family ConsultationMedicaid & Long-Term Care Planning
Long-term care can consume a lifetime of savings in a few short years. We structure assets lawfully so families qualify for benefits when care is needed, while preserving the estate they intended to pass on.
Guardianship & Incapacity
Durable powers of attorney, health care surrogates, and living wills that keep decisions in trusted hands, with measured guidance through guardianship when the courts must be involved.
Protection from Elder Exploitation
Seniors are targets. We act decisively where undue influence, financial abuse, or predatory schemes threaten an elder or an estate, and we build safeguards before they can.
Special Needs Planning
Trusts designed to provide for a loved one with a disability without jeopardizing the government benefits they depend on.
Probate & Estate Administration
Steady, discreet administration when a loved one passes: validating the will, marshaling assets, and guiding the family through every filing and deadline.
Integration with the Estate Plan
Elder law does not stand apart from your estate plan. Every strategy is coordinated with your trusts, titling, and beneficiary designations, and kept current through Legacy 360™.
Free Planning Tools
What is doing nothing likely to cost?
Two questions every Florida family eventually faces: what will probate take from the estate, and what will long-term care take from a lifetime of savings. Run the numbers, then let us show you the plan that changes them.
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Florida Probate Cost Calculator
Estimates formal administration costs using Florida's statutory presumed-reasonable attorney fee schedule (F.S. §733.6171) and the personal representative's statutory commission (F.S. §733.617).
Estimate only. Assumes formal administration; smaller estates may qualify for summary administration at lower cost. Statutory fees are presumed reasonable, not mandatory, and actual fees, costs, and the assets subject to probate vary by matter. Homestead and exempt property are subject to special rules.
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Long-Term Care & Medicaid Calculator
Projects the cost of care in Florida and what is exposed if you simply write checks until Medicaid's asset limit is reached.
Estimate only, using Florida's $2,000 countable-asset limit for a single applicant and illustrative regional care costs. Income limits, spousal allowances, exempt assets, and the five-year lookback materially change every case. Not a prediction of eligibility or of any planning outcome.
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Your Estate Plan Score
Ten questions, two minutes. See how well your current plan would actually hold up, and where the gaps are.
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This assessment is educational and general; it is not legal advice and no attorney-client relationship is created by taking it.
These tools provide general estimates for education only and are not legal advice, a fee quote, or a guarantee of any outcome. Figures change annually and results depend on facts specific to each family. Attorney Advertising. Turk Law Group, PLLC · (561) 556-5002.
Legacy 360™
An estate plan that sits in a drawer is merely expensive paper. Trusts go unfunded. New accounts are opened outside the plan. Beneficiary forms quietly contradict the documents. Laws change, families change, and a strategy that was airtight at signing slowly stops matching the life it was built to protect. Legacy 360 is our proprietary process for making sure that never happens: every strategy we design is executed, funded, reviewed, and kept current, year after year.
Execution & Funding
Documents are not the finish line. We see every trust funded and every asset titled where the plan says it belongs.
Annual Plan Review
A complimentary yearly review, so your plan never falls behind your life or the law.
The Legacy Letter
A private briefing on wealth, law, and legacy, written for members alone.
Private Events
A private calendar of seasonal gatherings, hosted in the Palm Beach manner: intimate, elegant, and never advertised.
Two circles. One standard.
Legacy 360 membership carries ongoing benefits and private events at two levels.
Legacy Circle
Extended automatically with every qualifying estate plan or asset protection engagement. Members receive the Legacy Letter, the complimentary annual plan review, invitations to the firm’s private events each season, and guest passes to share with the people they trust.
Founders Circle
Reserved for the firm’s most comprehensive engagements. Every Legacy Circle benefit, elevated: priority seating at signature events, private access to the Managing Attorney, and expanded guest privileges.
Membership is never sold. It comes with the plan. To ask whether yours qualifies, call (561) 556-5002.
Timothy Grice, Evan Turk, and Gavin Gumbinner
Boutique in scale. Formidable in capability.
A boutique practice is a deliberate choice: senior-level attention on every matter, sophisticated strategy, and the discretion that high-stakes planning and advocacy demand.
The work spans the private and the public, from protecting family wealth and closely held businesses to principled advocacy where the stakes warrant it. The common thread is judgment, applied to matters that deserve it.
Asset Protection by Design
Wealth, structured to be protected before exposure ever arises.
Evan Turk is the author of Asset Protection by Design, a practitioner’s guide to the very strategies the firm employs for its clients. The principles he committed to print are the same ones he puts to work for the people he represents.
The people behind the plan
A full bench of attorneys and professionals, held to a single standard: second to none. You will know everyone who touches your file.
Evan Turk, Esq. with Lynn Aronberg and Miguel Castro.
Evan Turk, Esq.
Evan Turk built Turk Law Group as a boutique practice for clients whose planning demands precision, discretion, and sophisticated strategy. His practice brings together private-client planning and public advocacy: structuring estates, trusts, and asset-protection plans for individuals and families; representing investors in securities and investment fraud matters, including FINRA arbitration; serving as fractional general counsel to closely held businesses; and advancing principled government advocacy where the stakes warrant it.
That fluency in the investment world is earned, not borrowed. Before law school, Evan trained on Wall Street as a financial advisor and was well versed in the broker-dealer and banking industries. He attended law school in the evening while owning and operating his own Registered Investment Advisory firm, and upon graduation joined one of the most successful insurance agencies in the country. Few attorneys have worked on every side of the investment table; that vantage gives him unique knowledge of all areas of investments and the issues that arise from them.
Admitted in Florida and New Jersey. Author of Asset Protection by Design. Founder, American Rights Alliance.
Timothy Grice, Esq.
Civil Litigation & Family Law. Mr. Grice leads the firm’s civil litigation and family-law matters, advocating for clients in contested proceedings, from disputes that belong in the courtroom to the sensitive issues that surround family, marriage, and divorce.
Admitted in Florida.
Gavin Gumbinner, Esq.
Government Advocacy. Mr. Gumbinner supports the firm’s government and public-affairs matters.
Admitted in Georgia.
Miguel Castro
Miguel is the operational backbone of the firm. He manages client intake, coordinates document execution and funding, and keeps every matter moving on schedule, so that clients always know where their plan stands and what happens next.
Lynn Aronberg
Lynn directs the firm’s public relations and works directly with our high‑profile clients. When a client’s name attracts attention, she manages how, when, and whether the firm and its clients appear in the press.
www.lynnaronberg.com
Jan Martin
Jan directs the firm’s social media presence and books Evan’s speaking engagements and podcast appearances, keeping the firm’s counsel in front of the audiences that matter.
martinandmartinmedia.comDiscretion is a discipline, not an accident.
For clients whose names carry weight, a legal matter is never only a legal matter; it is also a reputational one. Probate filings are public. Disputes draw reporters. A single mishandled inquiry can undo years of careful planning.
Having public relations counsel inside the firm means media questions are anticipated before they arrive, statements are coordinated with legal strategy rather than against it, and clients who prefer silence get silence, professionally kept. It is one more layer of protection around the people and legacies we are engaged to guard.
Statewide by Design
Wherever you are in Florida, we cover your area.
Elder law and estate planning no longer require a drive across town, and they certainly should not require settling for whoever happens to have an office nearby. Turk Law Group serves families throughout the State of Florida: meetings by Zoom, documents executed under Florida's remote online notarization law or by coordinated local signing, and the same senior-level counsel whether you sit across our conference table in West Palm Beach or across the state.
Meet by Zoom
Every standard meeting is held by video, so the elder, the local children, and the out-of-state children are all in the same room at last. No travel, no waiting rooms.
Sign anywhere in Florida
Documents are executed under Florida's remote online notarization law or through coordinated signings near you, valid and enforceable statewide.
One statewide body of law
Florida Medicaid, probate, homestead, and trust law are the same in every county. What changes is the quality of the counsel applying them.
Serving families across Florida, including
Your town not listed? It is still covered. If you are in Florida, you are one Zoom call away from a plan.
Begin a conversation.
Representation begins with a confidential consultation. Call the firm to discuss your matter and whether we are the right fit.
Call (561) 556-5002