Sabrina Bateh Kuruvilla, Esq.

An Estate and Probate Attorney in Jacksonville, Florida, Sabrina has spent over a decade helping individuals and families navigate life’s most significant transitions with confidence and peace of mind. Through thoughtful guidance and a client-centered approach, she assists families through probate and estate matters with clarity, care, and respect – ensuring that loved ones are protected and legacies are handled with intention.

Sabrina is known for building meaningful, long-term relationships with her clients while remaining deeply committed to serving the Jacksonville community through various philanthropic efforts.

Prior to practicing law, Sabrina spent many years working in her family’s pizzeria in Jacksonville and she continues to operate Joseph’s Pizza today. Throughout her time in the restaurant business, she developed a deep appreciation for personal service, accountability, and trust, understanding that strong relationships and attentive care are essential to any successful endeavor. These values remain at the core of her legal practice.

After college, Sabrina realized she could translate her passion for people and commitment to service into a law practice focused on supporting individuals and families during emotionally and legally complex times. She built her practice around guiding clients through probate, estate administration, estate planning, guardianship and elder care with compassion, integrity, and practical insight.

Sabrina’s experience in probate administration, estate planning, and elder care is reflected in her publications and the educational seminars she regularly hosts throughout Jacksonville and the surrounding areas.

Education

• Florida International University, J.D.
• University of North Florida, International Business, BBA

Professional Associations & Memberships

• The Florida Bar
• American Bar Association
• ElderCounsel
• WealthCounsel
• Delta Sigma Pi
• Network of Women

Publications and Seminars

• Author and Presenter:
• Estate Planning Basics 101
• Estate Planning without Borders:
  • Planning Considerations for Families with Young Children
  • Planning Considerations for Young Adults
  • Planning Considerations for the Blended Family
• What to Do After I Do – Estate Planning Considerations for Newlyweds
• The First-Generation American Immigrant Family – Traditional Views on Legacy Planning Meet Florida Law
• Unmarried Adults – Advance Directives and My Legacy
• Planning Considerations for the Blended Family
• Estate Planning Matters for Women
• Author
• Everyone Needs a Comprehensive Power of Attorney – What does that mean?
  Published March 2019, Beyond the Green Magazine
• The Importance of Planning
  Published February 2019, Beyond the Green Magazine