About Carrie

Carrie Felice practices property making plans law at Elder Needs Law, PLLC in Aventura, Florida. She joined the Florida Bar in 2006 and has since developed a diverse practice that consists of probate, real estate law, and local government law. The company makes a speciality of providing comprehensive legal offerings tailored to the needs of its clients, especially in the regions of property making plans and asset protection. She earned her J.D. from Regent University School of Law in 2005. Prior to that, she obtained a M.A.

in Public Policy from Regent University in 2003 and a B.A. in Public Administration from Henderson State University in 1995. Her instructional background equips her with a strong basis in each legal concepts and public policy, improving her ability to navigate complex legal issues. Carrie’s career spans over 20 years, starting as a Managing Director in 1996. She transitioned into legal roles, serving as an Admissions Assistant and later as a Student Programs Coordinator. In 2002, she became an Instructor, followed by her role as an Adjunct Instructor in 2004.

She has held various legal positions, including Senior Lawyer and Partner, showcasing her boom and commitment to the field. Most of her practice includes drafting wills, trusts, and different property making plans documents. She also guides clients through the probate process and real estate transactions. Cases usually involve working closely with households to ensure their wishes are honored and their belongings are protected. Her knowledge in municipal law adds any other layer of talent. This lets the lawyer assist clients with local government things.

Before becoming a member of Elder Needs Law in 2022, she labored in a number of capacities that enriched her legal information and abilities. Her involvement within the Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar and the Lawyer's Title Fund demonstrates her commitment to staying informed about developments in her areas of practice. She actively participates in persevering with schooling to higher serve her clients. Carrie is licensed to practice law in Florida and Arkansas, and she or he is likewise admitted to the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. Her experience and dedication to her clients make her a precious asset to the firm and the community. She continues to recommend for her clients' interests, making sure they receive the most effective legal representation feasible.

Education

Regent University School of Law

J.D. (2005) | Law

Regent University

M.A. (2003) | Public Policy

Henderson State University

B.A. (1995) | Public Administration

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Partner

Elder Needs Law
2022

Lawyer

The Hogan Law Office LLC
2014

Senior Lawyer

Southwest Florida Water Management District
2006

Adjunct Instructor

Tidewater Community College
2004

Instructor

The Princeton Review
2002

Admissions Assistant

Regent University School of Law
2001

Student Programs Coordinator

Henderson State University
1999

Managing Director

Century Campus Housing Management
1996

Accepted Jurisdictions

Arkansas
United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida
Florida

Court Admissions

U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida U.S. District Court
Supreme Court of Arkansas State Supreme Court

Types of Cases Handled

Estate Planning Probate Real Estate Law Municipal Law

Legal Services Scope

Drafting Probate Process Real Estate Transactions

Professional Associations

Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar

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Lawyer s Title Fund

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Meet Carrie Felice, Esq
Creating the Inventory  Florida Probate? // Elder Needs Law #florida
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Creating the Inventory Florida Probate? // Elder Needs Law #florida
Do Bank Accounts Require Florida Probate? // Elder Needs Law
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Do Bank Accounts Require Florida Probate? // Elder Needs Law
How Are Creditors Paid During Florida Probate?? // Elder Needs Law
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How Are Creditors Paid During Florida Probate?? // Elder Needs Law
Maintaining Real Estate During Florida Probate // Elder Needs Law #florida
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Maintaining Real Estate During Florida Probate // Elder Needs Law #florida
Objections to Creditor Claims - Florida Probate Lawyer // Elder Needs Law
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Objections to Creditor Claims - Florida Probate Lawyer // Elder Needs Law
Risks to Your Florida Homestead in Probate // Elder Needs Law
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Risks to Your Florida Homestead in Probate // Elder Needs Law
Selling Real Property During the Florida Probate Process // Elder Needs Law #florida
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Selling Real Property During the Florida Probate Process // Elder Needs Law #florida
When Does Your Real Estate Need Probate in Florida?? // Elder Needs Law
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When Does Your Real Estate Need Probate in Florida?? // Elder Needs Law
When Florida Probate Is NOT Required Even If There Is A Will // Elder Needs Law
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When Florida Probate Is NOT Required Even If There Is A Will // Elder Needs Law