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What’s the Difference With Probate and Non-Probate Assets in Florida

by wesmartin | Sep 2, 2025 | Articles, Probate

In Florida, not all property goes through the probate court when someone passes away. Understanding the difference between probate and non-probate assets is essential for personal representatives, surviving family members, and anyone involved in estate planning. Some...

What Personal Representatives in Florida Are Legally Required to Do

by wesmartin | Sep 2, 2025 | Articles, Probate

When someone passes away, a personal representative (sometimes called an executor) is appointed to handle their estate. Florida law outlines a specific set of duties that this person must carry out, regardless of whether they are a family member, friend, or...

Summary Administration in Florida: When You Qualify for Streamlined Probate

by wesmartin | Sep 2, 2025 | Articles, Probate

Probate in Florida doesn’t always mean months of court filings and formal hearings. If an estate meets certain criteria, it may qualify for summary administration, a faster and more affordable alternative to formal probate. This option can reduce the burden on...

How to Start the Probate Process in Florida After a Loved One Passes

by wesmartin | Sep 2, 2025 | Articles, Probate

How to Start the Probate Process in Florida After a Loved One Passes When someone close to you passes away in Florida, their estate often must go through probate before assets can be distributed. The process can be complex, especially during an emotional time, but...

How Out-of-State Heirs Can Navigate a Florida Probate Case

by wesmartin | Sep 1, 2025 | Articles, Probate

If you live outside of Florida but recently lost a family member who resided in the state, you may be entitled to inherit property, but the process is often more complex when you’re not local. Understanding how Florida probate works, especially when you’re...

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  • What Personal Representatives in Florida Are Legally Required to Do
  • Summary Administration in Florida: When You Qualify for Streamlined Probate

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