Probate

After relatives die, the executor has the tedious, messy process of managing what they leave behind. Gain insights into how to best handle your obligations.

Obtaining a death certificate is crucial after the death of a loved one. It’s a necessary step toward settling their affairs and handling the probate process.

Understand Florida probate basics: no specific filing deadline, property transfer timelines vary, and a petition for discharge finalizes asset distribution and estate closure.

Dealing with the loss of a spouse is one of life's most challenging events. Here's a detailed guide on what to do when your spouse dies in Florida, helping you cover all necessary steps during this difficult time.

Estate planning might sound like a complex topic, but it's all about preparing for the future, specifically what happens to your things and responsibilities after you pass away. In Jacksonville, FL, like anywhere else, it's crucial to understand certain terms…

Asset distribution is a central task of both “testate” probate and “intestate” probate in Florida.  A testate probate is available when someone dies, known as the decedent, and had executed a valid last will and testament. Conversely, an “intestate” probate…

Is Probate Bad? Understanding the Probate Process in Florida Probate is a legal procedure overseen by a probate judge that involves the administration of an estate, whether large or small. This process can be intricate and multifaceted, often requiring the…

If you're the personal representative of a Florida estate, you've likely come across the term "probate letters" or "letters of administration." But what exactly are these letters, and why are they crucial for managing an estate in the Sunshine State?…

Probate law does not allow anyone to take items from a loved ones’ home after they die, until the will has been probated. Learning about probate, what it entails and how to prepare for it may make it a little…