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Florida Probate Tip #1: Read the Will carefully!
No, I’m not starting a series on probate tips, but I do want to highlight this particular point. One of the biggest mistakes you can make as both the personal representative of the estate or as a Florida probate attorney, is reading the will too quickly or not reading it at all! I just...
Florida Probate FAQ in under 60 seconds
Here’s a quick list of questions we entertain quite often. (60 seconds is a stretch unless you read fast!) 10. What is probate anyways? The court process of paying off debts and distributing assets to a decedent’s heirs. 9. My husband just died. Do I need to probate the house? If it...
How to “prove” a Will in Florida Probate Court
Anytime you have a testate estate (when there IS a Last Will), one of the first hurdles of probating that Will is “proving” it. Huh? Okay, where do I begin? There are invariably two kinds of Wills that come across my desk: “Self-Proved” and NOT...
Florida Probate Forms - Where can I find them?
You probably can’t find them. Even if you can, you are taking a huge risk. Why? In all but very small situtations, a personal representative (executor) must be represented by an ATTORNEY. (Not a Paralegal) I haven’t researched it recently, but the probable reason is that the probate...