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Phone: (850) 202-8532

Address: 25 W Government St, Pensacola, FL 32502

Website: http://www.statewideprobate.com

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Florida Statewide Wills

Guardianship
If some of the beneficiaries are minors, guardianships may have to be set up and maintained until the minor reaches adulthood, but in a formal estate, the personal representative may be able to avoid that through the Florida Uniform Transfers to Minors Act.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
After receiving a journalism degree from the University of Florida and a law degree from Florida State University, Bruce McDonald was admitted to practice law in Florida in 1978. Since then he has handled legal matters in many areas, especially business law and probate.

Real Estate Litigation
With several attorneys experienced in real estate law, including Katie White on our Statewide Probate team, our Pensacola firm handles real estate transactions in many Florida counties. In other counties, we can help you locate a local closing company that can assist you with the sale of your property either during or after the Florida probate administration.
Real Estate Transactions

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
However, if you need additional information regarding estate administration or any legal aspects relating to the death of a loved one, Statewide Probate has provided useful resource links below.
Wills
At Statewide Probate, we are often asked questions about Florida law regarding wills and probate administration. Below, we have provided you with answers to some of the will-related questions our estate attorneys have been asked. You are welcome to also reach out to our Florida Probate Attorneys at (850) 776-5834 or (850) 202-8535.
Trusts
Obviously, there will not be any inheritance to the heirs or beneficiaries, who receive assets only if all debts are paid. Florida law has a stated priority of claims, in which some claims (such as funeral expenses and final medical bills) come ahead of others. Most important in this day of â€œliving trusts,â€ Florida law allows the creditors to reach assets of the deceased which were placed in certain types of trusts and requires those trustees to use trust assets if necessary for estate expenses and claims. Agreeing to serve as a personal representative does not obligate one for the debts of the deceased; they are obligations of the estate, to the extent there are assets to pay them, but becoming an executor does not make those debts your own.
Power of Attorney
Probate
The Florida Probate Attorneys at Statewide Probate understand that Florida probate law, including inheritance tax, deeds involving minors and missing heirs, and other estate issues, can become a bit overwhelming.

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