August 15, 2023
Did You Know? Summary Administration Criteria
In Florida, there is certain criteria that determines whether a probate estate qualifies for summary administration in Florida.
- Decedent must be dead for more than 2 years;
- Value of the entire estate, excluding non-exempt assets, shall not be greater than $75,000.
If there is a Last Will & Testament, must not direct administration pursuant to Chapter 733 of Florida Statutes.
Contact a Probate Attorney to advise which type of probate administration is required for a decedent's estate.
In the event an estate has been left in deceased's individual name, probate is imminent. Depending on the asset type and value will determine the type of probate administration is required. Contact our Twig Department to find out. (888)ASK-TWIG.
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