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Here’s a quick list of questions we entertain quite often.
(60 seconds is a stretch unless you read fast!)
10. What is probate anyways?
The court process of paying off debts and distributing assets to a decedent’s heirs.

Marie from Rochester, NY has turned her father’s house upside down and can’t find the Will.
“Quick” Question:
“My dad who ironically was an attorney, died and we can’t find his Will. We have no reason to believe that he wrote a Will other than the fact that he was an attorney and we find it [...]

Janice from New Mexico wanted to know if probate was necessary to change title to real estate:
“Quick” Question
“My mom owned a parcel of land in Lee County but was a resident of New Mexico. She died last May and we’re done with probate there. Can I just file the death certificate and deed [...]

Doris from New York wanted to know generally how long probate takes and specifically had a question about the creditor period which is required in certain Florida probate administrations:
“Quick” Question
“What is the creditor period and why do we need to publish a Notice to Creditors?”

So begins our series of classic “Quick” Questions which we field on a daily basis (”we” means our principal attorney, Long H. Duong in most cases):
Enjoy!
“Quick” Question
“Mom died without a Will, but she really wanted me to have the house. My rotten siblings never took care of her and of course now, they want [...]

PRESS RELEASE:
Attorney Long H. Duong, principal contributor to the WeProbateFlorida.com blog - a blog about Florida probate and estate administration, will begin a new feature addressing a series of classic questions he fields about probate in Florida.
The category title “Quick” Q&A is a bit of a mock on the common client or prospective client question: [...]