If you’re considering an estate plan in Florida, you’re likely wondering the costs associated with a roadmap that preserves your legacy. The simple answer is yes – estate planning can become expensive, but that depends on a number of factors like the size and complexity of your estate.   Of course, after your death, costs rise significantly if you didn’t utilize the guidance of an estate planning attorney or don’t have a plan in place. Your family will likely be tied up in Florida’s probate legal process if assets are left behind, spending both valuable time and money to resolve these matters.   To get an accurate estimate of what your estate planning will cost, we highly recommend consulting with an experienced estate planning attorney to receive an accurate estimate. As a general rule of thumb, costs can range from a few hundred to thousands of dollars.