Jackson Law Group is a local St. Augustine law firm located on Anastasia Island. The law firm is led by Andrew Jackson, Esq., a lawyer and legal expert specializing in in tax law, IRS problems, estate planning, probate, and trust administration. Attorney Andrew Jackson, Esq. holds an LL.M. (Master of Laws) degree in Taxation, a post-doctoral advanced law degree. This qualification empowers us to advise clients on tax implications associated with estate planning and inheritance as well as resolve tax audits and disputes with the IRS or Florida Department of Revenue.
With a firm history dating back to 2007, Andrew Jackson, Esq. is committed to delivering exceptional legal services to individuals, families, and business owners in St. Johns County and surrounding regions. As a boutique law firm, we embrace a personalized and strategic approach to each client. As evidenced by our core values and client reviews, we are high-tech, community-oriented, and built on a foundation of trust and integrity. For legal assistance that aligns with your specific needs, contact Jackson Law Group.
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The Duties and Responsibilities of a Personal Representative in a Probate Case
By Jackson Law Group
November 18th, 2024
The role of a personal representative in a probate case is a crucial and often complex one. A personal representative may be nominated in a Last Will & Testament but is ultimately appointed by the probate court. If there is not a Last Will & Testament, there are statutes that give preference to certain individuals […]
Understanding Lady Bird Deeds in Florida
By Jackson Law Group
September 11th, 2024
What is a Lady Bird Deed? A Lady Bird Deed, also known as an Enhanced Life Estate Deed, is a unique type of deed recognized in Florida. It allows property owners to retain control over their real property during their lifetime while designating a beneficiary to inherit the property upon their death, without the need […]
Estate Planning: Navigating Wills & Trusts
By Jackson Law Group
July 15th, 2024
The Will: Your Map Think of your Last Will & Testament as a trusty old map you leave behind. It’s like a set of instructions for your family, telling them how to handle your beloved car (a/k/a your estate) once you’ve parked it in the great garage in the sky. Here’s how it works: