About Gregory A
Gregory A Kaiser earned his Juris Doctor from St. Thomas University School of Law in 1993. He completed his legal education during a period of steady change in elder law and probate practice. The degree set a clear path: he would build a career around the legal needs of aging clients and families handling estates.
After law school, Kaiser began practicing in Florida and later obtained admission to the Federal Circuit. Over the years he has concentrated his work on the matters his clients most often bring to estate and elder law practitioners. The record shows a steady focus on wills and trusts, estate administration and the legal questions that arise as families manage assets across generations.
Kaiser serves as the managing lawyer at Wills, Trusts, Probate & Elder Law Office, PLLC. In that role he oversees client matters and the day-to-day work of the firm. His responsibilities include preparing estate planning documents, advising on trust structures and guiding clients through probate administration. He also handles guardianship and elder law issues that touch on long-term care planning and public benefits eligibility.
Clients and colleagues describe his courtroom involvement as occasional; most of his practice unfolds through planning and administration. He spends time drafting durable powers, advance directives and tailored trust agreements. He also advises executors and trustees on their duties during the probate process. The work requires close attention to statutory deadlines and court procedures in Florida, as well as familiarity with federal procedural rules when matters reach the Federal Circuit.
Kaiser’s practice involves both transactional and procedural tasks. He drafts documents intended to prevent disputes, but he also advises clients when conflicts or estate accounting issues require formal steps. The firm’s name reflects the steady demand for both immediate probate help and longer-term elder law planning. His approach is methodical; he breaks complex legal steps into clear actions for clients who are often making decisions during stressful times.
He continues to practice in Florida while maintaining his Federal Circuit admission. At the firm he combines management responsibilities with direct client work, balancing cases that range from basic estate plans to contested probate matters. He currently focuses his practice on wills, trusts, probate and elder law matters.
