Statewide Probate
Attorneys in Florida
Attorneys in Florida
Practice Areas
Florida Probate Administration
We handle both Summary and Formal Administration in every Florida county. Led by a former Trial Court Staff Attorney, we use our insight of court processes to streamline probate cases, avoiding the technical hurdles that often cause delays.
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Estate Planning & Asset Protection
Our estate planning philosophy is simple works best. Because we understand how estate plans fail in court, we are offering fillable estate planning documents that help you avoid probate, withstand challenges and keep your family out of the courtroom. We are not currently creating these estate plans as a paid service, but we are offering free and easy to understand templates.
Wrongful Death & Injury Settlement Support
We serve as a strategic partner to personal injury firms, managing the specialized probate proceedings needed to secure court approval for wrongful death and minor settlement allocations.
Commonly Asked Questions
What types of probate cases does your firm handle?
The firm handles both summary administration and formal administration across all Florida counties. This includes straightforward estates as well as more complex cases involving multiple assets, creditors, or procedural requirements. Their approach focuses on navigating court requirements efficiently to avoid delays that often arise from technical filing issues.
What is summary administration, and when is it appropriate?
Summary administration is a simplified probate process available for smaller estates or when the decedent has been deceased for more than two years. It is generally faster because it does not require a personal representative to be appointed, making it a practical option for qualifying estates that do not involve complications.
How does formal probate administration differ from summary probate?
Formal administration is the standard probate process used for larger or more complex estates. It involves appointing a personal representative, providing notice to creditors, and following structured court procedures. While more detailed, it ensures that all legal obligations are properly addressed before assets are distributed.
What does your estate planning service include?
We are not currently offering estate planning as a paid service. Instead, we are offering free and easy to fill out estate planning documents, such as a Lady Bird deed, Florida Will, and Power of Attorney. We are also offering educational webinars that will teach you how to fill out these documents so they are legally sound and you can avoid probate entirely!
How can estate planning help avoid probate issues later?
Proper estate planning can significantly reduce complications during probate by clearly outlining asset distribution and using tools like trusts or beneficiary designations. By addressing common failure points seen in probate cases, a well-structured plan can minimize delays, legal challenges, and unnecessary court involvement.
What is wrongful death and settlement support in probate?
In cases involving wrongful death or settlements involving minors, probate may be required to obtain court approval before funds can be distributed. The firm works alongside personal injury attorneys to handle these probate-related requirements, ensuring that settlements are legally valid and enforceable.
Why do law firms partner with probate attorneys for settlement cases?
Settlement-related probate matters involve specific legal steps that must be completed correctly to protect all parties involved. By partnering with a probate-focused firm, personal injury attorneys can ensure that settlements are properly structured, approved by the court, and not vulnerable to future legal challenges.