Florida Probate Options Available for You

 

summary probate administration

  • Trying to transfer a decedent’s homestead property?

  • Trying to close an account with less than $75,000 in it? or

  • Has the decedent been dead over 2 years and you still need to transfer their assets?

If yes, then a simplified probate process may be possible. While an attorney is not required, it is highly recommended to make sure your probate is handled in a timely manner and done correctly.

Flat Rate Fee, No Suprises.

Most matters can be completed in a matter of weeks, not months.

 

formal probate administration

  • Has a loved one recently died and you do not know what assets they may have?

  • Need to transfer multiple bank accounts or real estate? or

  • Worried about potential creditors?

If yes, a formal probate administration may better serve your needs. For these matters, an attorney is required to represent you.

Trust your attorney will be by your side, every step of the way.

 

DETERMINATION OF HOMESTEAD status

In order to protect the rights of children, grandchildren or other heirs, a person’s residence must be determined by the court to be their homestead property.

Before you can sell property or get a permit for maintenance or repair, you must be the legal owner of the property.

Rest easy knowing you have a qualified attorney handling your case. If you reside at a property owned by a deceased person, learn your rights and how to protect yourself.