Adam Czaya is an integral part of the Keith Taylor Law Group, where he serves as a partner and lends his extensive expertise to the realm of probate and probate litigation. His focus areas encompass a range of probate matters, including trust administrations, contentious estate affairs, and fiduciary litigation, with a profound commitment to navigating the complexities that often surface in these sensitive legal areas.

His educational journey reflects his profound intellectual curiosity and commitment. After achieving a dual B.A. in History and Russian from the University of Florida and a study stint in Moscow, Adam acquired his J.D. from Stetson University College of Law in 2011. His admission to the bars in Florida and Maine has broadened his scope of influence and capability.

Adam’s legal acumen is further endorsed by his active membership in several esteemed legal associations. This includes the Florida Bar, the Maine Bar, and various local Bar Associations, along with dedicated involvement in the Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law sectors of these organizations.

Beyond his formal associations, Adam is deeply invested in community service and peer mentorship. Recognized for his pro bono contributions as a Guardian of Justice, he also held positions on the board of Nature Coast Rotaract and presided over the Citrus County Bar Association. His current endeavors see him as a mentor via Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida’s Estate Planning and Probate Peer Academy, guiding peers through the intricacies of probate and estate planning.

Adam’s professional excellence hasn’t gone unnoticed. His designation as Citrus County’s Pro Bono Attorney of the Year in 2020 and his consistent recognition as a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers Magazine from 2021 to 2023 underscore his dedication to upholding justice and providing top-tier legal assistance, particularly in the nuanced fields of probate and probate litigation.