About Myrthil’s Law, P.A.
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Luby Myrthil graduated from the University of South Florida in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications and earned her law degree from Stetson College of Law in 2011. She was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2012.
Luby first started practicing law as a volunteer at St. Michael’s Legal Center for Women and Children. There she became very familiar with family law, and in 2013, she went from being a volunteer to part-time associate attorney; continuing to represent clients with family, guardianship, bankruptcy, and foreclosure matters. Luby decided she wanted to learn more, so she accepted another part-time position as an associate attorney with the law firm Father’s Rights.
In 2017, she opened her own practice, Myrthil’s Law, where she could focus on Family, Estate Planning, Personal Injury, and Probate law.

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Luby Myrthil, P.A. helps individuals throughout Hillsborough and Pinellas County fight for what matters most – family. Even during a divorce or other family-law related matters, Luby helps all parties involved to focus on what is best for the family while advocating for the most ideal outcome for her clients.
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Four Essentials of Estate Planning
The essence of planning out your estate lies in a simple desire: to protect your assets and the items you value. Estate planning, then, means the proper preparation of a person’s wealth—mainly assets—for transfer to someone, or others (relatives), following a person’s death. What is Included in Estate Planning? Estate planning generally involves deciding how to handle your estate upon your passing. Assets, life insurance, real estate, automobiles, pensions, personal belongings, and even debts can be part of a person’s ‘estate.’ So, when people come to an attorney to ask, “What should I plan for?” an appropriate answer would be—everything you own and value and/or are responsible for (e.g. debt).” Yet, that’s just a start. Research shows there are at least four essential ‘strategies’ you might want to consider before meeting with your estate planning attorney to produce documents that will protect your wishes after you pass away. Four Essentials of Estate Planning Take a good second-look at your life...
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