Florida Probate Legal Forms & Attorney Services
Simplify the Probate Process with Attorney-Drafted Florida Legal Forms
Dealing with the estate of a loved one can be overwhelming, especially when navigating Florida's complex probate laws. Our Florida Probate Law section provides professionally prepared, attorney-reviewed legal forms to help you manage the probate process efficiently, affordably, and with peace of mind.
Whether you're the personal representative (executor), a beneficiary, or need assistance initiating probate, our forms are designed to guide you step-by-step through the requirements of Florida courts.
✅ What’s Included in Our Probate Form Packages:
- Petition for Administration (Formal or Summary, based on estate value)
- Oath of Personal Representative
- Notice of Administration
- Waiver of Accounting
- Order Admitting Will to Probate
- Inventory Forms
- Affidavit of Heirs
- Disposition Without Administration (if applicable)Each form is written and reviewed by licensed Florida attorneys and includes clear instructions tailored for pro se users and legal professionals alike.
💼 Need More Than Just Forms? Hire a Florida Probate Attorney
We offer access to licensed Florida probate attorneys for clients who need:
- Legal advice or document review
- Help with estate disputes or creditor claims
- Full-service representation for formal administration
- Assistance with wills, trusts, or intestate succession
Hiring a probate attorney through our site gives you the confidence of working with a state-bar-certified professional who understands local rules and filing procedures. Legal consultations are affordable and tailored to your case needs.
Why Choose Us?
- ✅ Attorney-prepared and court-compliant forms
- ✅ Easy to understand and ready to file
- ✅ Cost-effective solutions for every estate size
- ✅ Optional access to real Florida probate attorneys
- ✅ Fast digital delivery and customer support
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Let Florida Legal Forms Corporation help you move forward with confidence. Whether you're filing for summary administration, formal probate, or disposition without administration, our probate forms and attorney services are designed to make a difficult process easier, faster, and legally sound.
FAQ
❓ What is probate and when is it required in Florida?
Answer:
Probate is the legal process of administering a deceased person’s estate, including paying debts and distributing assets. It’s generally required in Florida if the deceased owned property solely in their name or did not have a trust.
Probate is the legal process of administering a deceased person’s estate, including paying debts and distributing assets. It’s generally required in Florida if the deceased owned property solely in their name or did not have a trust.
❓ Can I file for probate in Florida without a lawyer?
Answer:
Yes, you can file for Summary Administration in Florida without a lawyer if the estate is worth less than $75,000 or the person died more than two years ago. However, Formal Administration almost always requires an attorney under Florida law.
Yes, you can file for Summary Administration in Florida without a lawyer if the estate is worth less than $75,000 or the person died more than two years ago. However, Formal Administration almost always requires an attorney under Florida law.
❓ What types of probate forms are available on FloridaLegalForm.com?
Answer:
We offer attorney-reviewed forms for Summary Administration, Formal Administration, Affidavits of Heirs, Petitions, Waivers, Notices to Creditors, and other required probate filings—all compliant with Florida courts.
We offer attorney-reviewed forms for Summary Administration, Formal Administration, Affidavits of Heirs, Petitions, Waivers, Notices to Creditors, and other required probate filings—all compliant with Florida courts.
❓ How long does probate take in Florida?
Answer:
Summary Administration can take as little as 1–3 months, while Formal Administration may take 6–12 months or longer, depending on the complexity of the estate.
Summary Administration can take as little as 1–3 months, while Formal Administration may take 6–12 months or longer, depending on the complexity of the estate.
❓ What’s the difference between Summary and Formal Administration?
Answer:
Summary Administration is for small or old estates (under $75,000 or more than 2 years since death). Formal Administration is required for larger estates and typically involves appointing a personal representative and going through a longer court process.
Summary Administration is for small or old estates (under $75,000 or more than 2 years since death). Formal Administration is required for larger estates and typically involves appointing a personal representative and going through a longer court process.
❓ Do I need to file probate if there was a will?
Answer:
Yes. Having a will does not avoid probate in Florida—it simply directs how assets should be distributed. The will must still be submitted to the probate court for validation.
Yes. Having a will does not avoid probate in Florida—it simply directs how assets should be distributed. The will must still be submitted to the probate court for validation.
❓ Are your probate forms accepted in all Florida counties?
Answer:
Yes. All of our forms are reviewed by Florida attorneys and follow statewide court formatting and filing rules. They can be used in any county in Florida.
Yes. All of our forms are reviewed by Florida attorneys and follow statewide court formatting and filing rules. They can be used in any county in Florida.
❓ Can I speak with an attorney if I have questions?
Answer:
Absolutely. In addition to downloadable forms, we offer optional attorney consultations for guidance, review, or full probate representation if needed.
Absolutely. In addition to downloadable forms, we offer optional attorney consultations for guidance, review, or full probate representation if needed.