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…
As a beneficiary of a will, if you don’t agree with how the assets are being distributed, you may ask: If you have a will, does it have to be carried out exactly as it's written? The will can be…
The way to transfer a vehicle after death can depend on several factors. These include whether the automobile was owned by one person or several individuals and whether any provision was made in a will for its transfer. How the…
Probate is the legal process whereby a deceased person's estate is going to be administered and ultimately overseen by probate court and judge. Probate is started when an individual files a petition for probate in the state's probate court system.…
Your Parent Didn't Have A Will: What Should You Do Now? Christine Fletcher Contributor Mom or dad has passed away and despite your requests over the last few years for them to see a lawyer and do a will, they…
Is An Attorney Required For Probate In Florida? Yes, in almost all cases you will need a Florida Probate Lawyer. For all but the simplest estates, Florida law requires that the personal representative of an estate hire a probate attorney…