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StepUp Law

Elder Law Attorney for Titusville, Florida

Your Titusville parent is aging. The right plan protects them and you.

Nursing-home Medicaid, protecting the home, and the incapacity documents that avoid guardianship, handled remotely for Brevard County families.

  • Nursing-home Medicaid: protect the home, qualify the right way
  • Durable POA, health-care surrogate, and living will that avoid guardianship
  • For the adult child stepping in: handled by phone and video
Book a free 30-minute consult Incapacity plans from $350 · Medicaid quoted at consult

Elder Law in Titusville: the Local Picture

Titusville sits on the north end of the Space Coast across from Kennedy Space Center, a mix of aerospace households and a sizable beachside retiree population. A Space Coast market blending first estate plans for working aerospace families with elder-law and probate needs for retirees.

Titusville has the families elder law is built for: aging parents who want to stay in control, protect the home, and pay for care without losing everything, and adult children trying to help, often from another state. We handle all of it remotely.

Long-Term Care and Medicaid

Skilled nursing in Florida commonly runs several thousand dollars a month and up, and Medicare doesn’t cover long-term custodial care. Nursing-home Medicaid can, but giving assets away to “qualify” usually backfires under the five-year look-back. There are legitimate ways to protect the home and savings, whether you’re planning ahead or already in a crisis. See Medicaid planning → · check eligibility →

Protecting the Home

The homestead is the family’s biggest asset and is generally exempt for Medicaid eligibility. The real risk is estate recovery after death. A lady bird deed keeps the home out of probate and beyond recovery while your parent keeps full control. See how the home is protected →

Avoiding a Guardianship

If a parent loses capacity with no plan, the family’s only route is a court guardianship, which is slow, public, and expensive. A durable power of attorney, a health-care surrogate, a living will, and a HIPAA authorization, signed while your parent is competent, are the documents that block it. See the full elder-law guide →

Helping a Titusville parent from anywhere.

A free 30-minute consult maps the care, the home, and the documents, by phone or video.

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Communities We Serve

We work with families across Brevard County, including Mims, Port St. John, Cocoa, Merritt Island, Cape Canaveral, Scottsmoor, and beyond. Any deed in your plan records with the Brevard County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller. We are a Miami firm serving Titusville remotely; this is not a Titusville office.

Local Senior Resources in Titusville

You don’t have to do this alone, and not all of it is legal. For care navigation, Brevard County’s Area Agency on Aging is the Senior Resource Alliance, which serves Brevard. It runs Florida’s Elder Helpline (1-800-96-ELDER) and free SHINE Medicare counseling, your first call for a Medicaid screening, caregiver support, and local senior services. We handle the legal side, the Medicaid-qualifying plan, the deed, the powers of attorney, and coordinate with those resources so nothing falls through the cracks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have an office in Titusville?

No. StepUp Law is a Miami firm that serves Titusville and Brevard County families remotely, by phone and video. That works well for adult children handling a Florida parent’s Medicaid, deed, or incapacity plan from out of state.

Will Medicaid take my parent’s Titusville-area home?

The Florida homestead is generally protected for Medicaid eligibility, so it is not sold to qualify. The real risk is estate recovery after death, which runs against the probate estate. A lady bird deed keeps the home out of probate and beyond recovery.

What documents keep my parent out of guardianship?

A durable power of attorney, a designation of health-care surrogate, a living will, and a HIPAA authorization, signed while your parent is clearly competent. Florida courts must consider these less-restrictive alternatives before appointing a guardian.


Updated June 7, 2026. Reviewed by Kevin D. Klagge, Esq., Fla. Bar No. 99502 (Florida estate planning, probate, and trust and probate litigation). General information about Florida law, not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created. We serve Titusville and Brevard County residents remotely. Medicaid figures change annually and eligibility turns on your specific facts.

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