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Fiduciary advisors in Winter Park, FL

4 advisors with offices in Winter Park. Credentials, fee structures, and minimums are disclosed on each listing.

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Grafton Wealth Advisors

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Winter Park, Florida

Estate Planning

Grafton Wealth Advisors is a Winter Park-based wealth management firm founded in 1972 by Bill Grafton, now operated as a family business with three of his children as team members. The firm specializes in estate planning and serves high-net-worth individuals, families, business owners, executives, and institutional clients through an integrated team approach covering investments, planning, and client service. The firm operates with a lower client-to-advisor ratio and emphasizes multi-generational wealth planning, business transition strategies, and legacy building grounded in personal relationships and community involvement.

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Lakeshore Advisors

5.0(37)

Winter Park, Florida

Retirement Planning

Lakeshore Advisors is a fee-only financial advisory firm in Winter Park, Florida, led by principals Coleman DeWitt (CFP, Series 66) and Richard Butcher, with senior advisor Thomas Bengtson. The firm offers comprehensive financial planning, investment management, retirement planning, wealth preservation, and charitable giving services, operating as a fiduciary and charging flat management fees with no commissions or transaction fees. The firm serves individuals, families, business owners, nonprofits, and corporations, using a disciplined, goals-based approach that includes risk assessment and ongoing monitoring.

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Financial advisors in Winter Park, Florida

Advisors serving Winter Park specialize in a range of services — retirement planning, tax strategy, estate planning, and investment management among them. Local practice context (Florida's tax climate, industry concentration, and cost of living) shapes which specialties are most common; each listing discloses its focus.

Before hiring any advisor, verify their registration on FINRA BrokerCheck or the SEC IAPD, confirm fiduciary status in writing, and review the Form ADV Part 2A (the plain-English fee brochure). We link to both regulators from every advisor detail page.

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