For business owners and individuals with substantial assets, the question is never whether to plan. It is whether the attorney you choose has the experience, judgment, and sophistication to get it right. Ofer Amir has spent over thirty years ensuring that his clients' wealth survives them and their businesses outlast them.
“The cost of sophisticated estate planning is always a fraction of the cost of failing to plan. My clients understand that.”
Ofer Amir, Esq.
Licensed to practice law in Florida since 1992, Ofer Amir, Esq. incorporated The Amir Law Firm, P.A. in 2000 to serve a specific kind of client: the business owner, the investor, the executive, the professional who has built something of real and lasting value and needs an attorney who understands the complexity of protecting it.
Mr. Amir has handled complex business succession planning, estate planning, and asset protection for every significant client he has served over three decades. His clients do not come to him through advertising. They come by referral, and they stay for years, often decades, because the quality of counsel they receive is not available elsewhere at any price.
This is a practice for clients who measure value by outcomes, not by hours.
J.D., Nova Southeastern University
B.A. History, University of Florida
The Florida Bar
U.S. District Court, Southern & Northern Districts of Florida
Real Property, Probate & Trust Law
Elder Law
Licensed since 1992
Firm incorporated 2000
The clients we serve face two distinct but interconnected challenges: ensuring their business survives a transition, and ensuring their personal wealth passes to the people they choose, in the manner they choose, without the delay and expense of probate.
A business that cannot survive the departure of its founder is not a business. It is a job. We work with owners of closely held businesses, family enterprises, and professional practices to build succession structures that preserve value, minimize tax exposure, and ensure operational continuity whether the transition is planned or sudden.
Probate is public, expensive, and slow. For families with meaningful assets, it is entirely avoidable. We design comprehensive estate plans that transfer wealth privately, efficiently, and exactly according to your wishes, using the full range of legal instruments available under Florida law.
Estate planning and business succession do not exist in isolation. Our clients' needs frequently intersect with transactional, real estate, and asset protection matters, and we handle them with the same depth and attention.
Entity formation, partnership and shareholder agreements, buy-sell agreements, contract drafting and negotiation, and counsel through acquisitions and dispositions. We structure your business interests to align with your broader estate and succession strategy.
Commercial and residential transactions, title review, and landlord-tenant matters. For high-net-worth clients, real estate holdings are a significant portfolio component, and each transaction must support your overall wealth management objectives.
Comprehensive asset protection strategies for individuals and business entities, including corporate structuring, risk management, and compliance planning. Ensuring the wealth you have built remains protected from creditors, litigation, and financial uncertainty.
Through our YouTube channel, Mr. Amir shares the same practical insights on estate planning, business succession, and wealth preservation that have guided his clients for over three decades. Topics include trust structures for high-net-worth families, probate avoidance strategies, protecting assets from creditors, and the tax implications of business succession.
We invite you to contact our office to discuss how we can help protect your assets, plan your estate, and ensure the continuity of your business. Consultations are available by appointment at either of our South Florida offices.
965 W. Commercial Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
3363 NE 163rd Street, Suite 802
Miami, FL 33160
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