Frequently Asked Questions
Estate Attorney
Estate planning documents are complicated; therefore, I prefer to review the documents with you before executing the documents.
When a person passes away without a will in Florida, the Florida Statutes control how the person's assets are distributed to the deceased person's heirs.
Probate Attorney
The timeline for a probate administration depends on several factors. Certain types of probate administrations take weeks to months. These are called Summary Administrations. If a Formal Probate is required, the length of administration takes much longer. Typically, these administrations take between six months and one year.
Yes, the Florida Statutes require an attorney in almost all estates.
The timeline for a probate administration depends on several factors. Certain types of probate administrations take weeks to months. These are called Summary Administrations. If a Formal Probate is required, the length of administration takes much longer. Typically, these administrations take between six months and one year.
When a person passes away, any property in their individual name will require some form of probate administration in order for the deceased person's heir or heirs to inherit the property. If the person had a valid will, the will would control the distribution of the assets. If the person did not have a will, the Florida Statutes determine who is entitled to inherit.