About Jeffrey
Jeffrey Attia built a professional path that bridges technology and law. He began his academic journey at Rollins College in the early 1990s and earned a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems from Florida State University in 1996. After several years away from formal study, he returned to law school and received his J.D. from Florida State University College of Law in 2010.
Those two strands — an early grounding in information systems and later legal training — shape how he approaches client matters. He is admitted to practice in Florida and has concentrated his work on issues that commonly touch older adults and their families. His practice has come to emphasize elder law concerns alongside probate and trust matters.
His career has been built around a small-practice model. He founded and practices at The Law Office of Jeffrey A. Attia, PA, where he provides counsel on estate planning, incapacity planning, long-term care planning, and the administration of estates. The office handles document drafting, guardianship and conservatorship questions, and probate filings. He works with individual clients and family members rather than large institutional clients, so much of his work involves explaining options and paperwork to people at stressful moments.
Colleagues and clients find his background in information systems useful when cases require organized record-keeping or technological understanding. That experience aids in managing digital assets and clarifying records during estate administrations. His training in law school and subsequent practice have kept him engaged in probate procedure, trust administration, and Medicaid planning strategies that are available under Florida law.
He belongs to professional groups focused on elder law and probate practice. His memberships include the National Academy of Elder Law Lawyers and the Academy of Florida Elder Law Lawyers. He is also a member of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar and the Lee County Bar Association. Those associations offer him continuing education and a professional network for complex cases.
Cases in his practice range from straightforward wills and powers of attorney to contested probate matters and applications for government benefits. He spends much of his time drafting estate plans and guiding families through probate and guardianship processes. His practice emphasizes clear explanations and practical steps for clients facing end-of-life and incapacity issues.
He continues to operate The Law Office of Jeffrey A. Attia, PA, handling elder law, probate, trusts, and related estate planning matters in Florida where he is admitted to practice.
