Florida probate administration has two (2) primary types: Summary Administration or Formal Administration So which do you choose? The red pill or the blue pill? Neither. The analogy doesn't really fit (I just liked the photo). Here's a better ...
Florida probate administration has two (2) primary types: Summary Administration or Formal Administration So which do you choose? The red pill or the blue pill? Neither. The analogy doesn't really fit (I just liked the photo). Here's a better ...
A little known fact about Florida probate law is that if more than 2 years have passed since the date of death, virtually all creditors claims are barred! Yes, barred - meaning, no can do. Though there are rare ocassions where ...
Anytime you have a testate estate (when there IS a Last Will), one of the first hurdles of probating that Will is "proving" it. Huh? Okay, where do I begin? There are invariably two kinds of Wills that come across my desk:Â "Self-Proved" and NOT "Self-Proved". Silly, I know, but the difference is quite significant. Self-Proved Wills A Will is "Self-Proved" ...
You probably can't find them. They are for attorney-use only because most probate cases in Florida require representation by an attorney (yep, even for the "simple" cases) Even if you can, you are taking a huge risk. Why? In all but very small situtations, ...