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Probate Court

Overview

Understanding Probate and When It’s Needed

Probate is the legal process that takes place after someone passes away. It ensures that a person’s debts are settled and that their property is distributed according to their will or, if no will exists, according to state law.

When a loved one passes away, their estate must be settled — a process that often requires the supervision of the probate court. Probate ensures that a person’s debts are paid and their remaining assets are distributed according to their will or, if there’s no will, in line with state law. This can be a difficult and confusing process, especially while families are still grieving. The rules for probate vary by state, and in Florida, the process depends on the size and complexity of the estate.

For families already coping with loss, probate can feel overwhelming. Court deadlines, asset valuations, creditor notices, and disputes among heirs are common. A knowledgeable probate attorney provides clarity and peace of mind by managing the process from start to finish.

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Summary Administration

A simplified form of probate used when the value of the estate is below a certain threshold or the decedent has been deceased for more than two years.

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Full Administration

The standard process for larger or more complex estates requiring formal court supervision. We assists with making the legal process efficient and worry free.

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Sale of Probate Property

When estate assets include real property, the court may need to approve its sale. Our firm coordinates all relevant property matters under probate law.

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Common Situations Requiring Representation Include:

  • A loved one passes away without a will, leaving property in their name.

  • You are named as executor or personal representative and need to carry out your duties correctly.

  • Heirs disagree about how assets should be distributed.

  • There is real estate or property to be sold during probate.

  • You need help filing for summary administration for a small or straightforward estate.