Florida probate proceedings may result in stressful and expensive situations. Still, there are several manners to avoid (or at least mitigate) the effects of probate over an individual’s estate upon death. In this article, you…
In Florida, the estate of any individual who dies owning assets titled solely in his or her name will likely go through probate. The Florida Probate Code has specific statutory rules to determine whether a…
If a person dies in Florida with a will drafted in other jurisdictions, the court will determine whether the will is valid based on statutory rules. Depending on the circumstances, a foreign will may not…
Under certain circumstances, it is possible to reopen an estate whose administration has been closed already. Keep reading to find out when and how it is possible to reopen a close probate estate in Florida….
Probate is a court-supervised procedure that happens when someone dies owning assets titled solely in his/her name. During probate, the court adjudicating the case will verify the validity of the decedent’s will and administer the…
Probate is a court-supervised proceeding in which a court will verify the validity of the decedent’s will and oversee the execution of the estate subject to probate. Depending on several factors, including the size of…
