Probate

Managing utility bills and ongoing expenses is a duty of a personal representative during probate administration in Florida.  Mortgage payments, insurance premiums, property taxes, and utilities must continue to be paid while the estate is open. Failing to fulfill these obligations can result in unnecessary penalties and expose the personal representative to liability. Here is…

Selling property that belonged to someone who has passed away can be a complicated process. Sometimes, it becomes even more challenging when the property still has a mortgage. Fortunately, Florida probate law has specific procedures to guide personal representatives through the sale of real estate. With the right planning, selling a probate property when there…

If you are facing probate, one of the first questions you probably have is how long does probate take in Florida? The answer depends on several defined factors under Florida law, including the type of probate required, statutory creditor deadlines, the size of the estate, and whether any disputes arise.  Some estates can be resolved…