
Estate planning, probate, prenups, and family law — across all 67 Florida counties.
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A practice built around real families
For the moments that shape a family — and the legacy that follows.

Need a will, trust, or power of attorney? Custom estate plans designed to protect your family and honor your wishes.
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Want to pass real estate to loved ones without probate? Florida's most cost-effective tool for transferring property at death.
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Getting married — or recently married? Affordable prenups and postnups that clarify finances and protect both partners.
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Lost a loved one and unsure what's next? We guide families through Florida probate and trust administration — Summary or Formal.
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Adopting, changing a name, or seeking custody? Caring help with the family law moments that matter most.
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Caring for a minor or incapacitated adult? Guardianships of property and guardian advocacy in Gainesville and across North Central Florida.
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Worried about Medicaid or long-term care? Special needs trusts, qualified income trusts, and personal services contracts.
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Wrongful death, nursing home abuse, or medical malpractice? Lauren co-counsels with experienced litigators to seek justice.
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We focus on: welcoming, personalized legacy protection.
With 30 years of experience, Lauren Richardson has worked with hundreds of individuals and families to design customized estate plans, handled probate estates across more than 50 Florida counties, and guided trustees through complex trust administration.
Lauren Richardson Law offers estate planning, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, probate administration, and trust administration statewide. The firm handles guardianship and certain family law cases in Gainesville and North Central Florida. Initial consultations by phone or Zoom are available for clients outside the Gainesville area.
For matters requiring litigation, Lauren serves as co-counsel with experienced litigators throughout Florida in nursing home abuse, wrongful death, and personal injury cases.
First, a conversation
We start where every good plan should — with a free 15-minute call to listen, ask questions, and understand your family. No pressure, no obligation.

Then, a plan that fits
Every estate plan, prenup, or document is built around your specific family — drafted carefully, reviewed line by line, and explained in plain language you can act on.

And we stay close
When the time comes — for probate, trust administration, or guardianship — we walk with your family every step of the way. You are never on your own.

In their words
Exceptional. Professional. Detailed. She is a great listener and can explain things at a really, really understandable and appreciable level. Thank you so very much, Ms. Richardson.
N. Henry
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Lauren has a wealth of experience and explained things well. She is quite knowledgeable.
Karen Porter
★★★★★ on Google
Lauren assisted me with becoming a guardian advocate for my son. She was patient and explained every step of the process in such a professional and caring way. She made the process smooth and seamless from beginning to end. I am very thankful to have found her and have her skillful and compassionate representation.
Tamara D. Warner
★★★★★ on Google
Whether you are planning ahead or facing something hard right now — pick up the phone. The first call is free, and there is no pressure.
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