August 1, 2023

Did You Know? Specific Requirements to be Personal Representative

Terra L. Sickler, Esq.

Founder, TWIG DIVISION

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In Florida, formal administration of probate requires the appointment of a Personal Representative. There are certain requirements to qualify as one, which include:

Being 18 years of age (Fla. Stat. §733.303),
Must be a Florida resident OR related to the Decedent (Fla. Stat. §733.302 & §733.304)
Must not be convicted of a felony (Fla. Stat. §733.303),
Must be physically and mentally capable (Fla. Stat. §733.303)

If you have questions regarding whether you qualify to serve as a personal representative for an estate, contact our Twig Department at (888)ASK-TWIG for more information.

Learn more about formal administration of probate in this related Article.

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A decedent's estate may require letters of administration to obtain assets. A personal representative is required to do so. Our Twig Department professionals can help guide you. Call us at (888) ASK-TWIG (235-8944)

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