Our legal articles contain vital information relatives will need to complete the probate process in Florida. Learn about what you must do, documents you will need, and deadlines you must meet after a loved one’s passing. Browse or search our online library today!
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How Long Does Probate Take? In general, most probate cases that The Probate Law Firm handles, finish within 2 and 6 months of being started. -
What is Probate and when is it necessary? Probate is the legal process of transferring money or property from the name of a person who has died to the name of his or her rightful heirs and beneficiaries -
How to Get Money Out of a Loved One’s Bank Account After They Pass Away? If your loved one did not name a joint owner or beneficiary on their account, probate is more than likely going to be necessary. -
What are the Requirements to be a Personal Representative in Florida? Probate in Florida requires that a Personal Representative be appointed by a judge. A Will often names who that will be but without a Will, a judge will decide. -
What is a GAL – or Guardian ad Litem? Do you need to have a GAL appointed by the court? A Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is an individual appointed by the court to watch over a minor or incompetent adult throughout any ongoing open legal case.