My mother passed away in Florida without a will. What do I need to do?
Because your mother resided in Florida at the time of her death, Florida would be the proper state to file probate in. You are correct in that...
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Because your mother resided in Florida at the time of her death, Florida would be the proper state to file probate in. You are correct in that...
Without know the details and the context it is difficult to answer this question. Because this is posted in the probate section, I'm thinking it is...
There are different options available (such as setting up a trust), each option has pros and cons. I suggest you consult with an estate planning...
The creditor can petition the court to force probate, but generally the creditor has to wait until probate is opened. By going to court though,...
The Attorney-In-Fact (person receiving the power of attorney) does not need to be present. The witnesses to the signing of the Power of Attorney do...
Once probate is opened, the Executor (or Personal Representative as it is known in Florida) is required to conduct an accounting of the estate...
Life insurance proceeds do not go through probate. The life insurance company will require completion of a form along with submission of a...
You can execute a Cancellation. If you have a real estate agent, he/she will have the necessary form.
Debt which is in your spouse's name only would typically be paid through your spouse's estate which is established during the probate process. ...
You can file a voluntary dissolution. The proper form can be done online through the Florida Department of Corporations website.