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Category Archives: Probate

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When Does A Florida Estate Have To Go Through Probate In Tampa?

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When someone passes, it’s never easy for their loved ones. Grief can be overwhelming, but there are also numerous practical matters to attend to. Probate is often one of them. One of the most common questions Tampa families ask after losing a loved one is whether the estate has to go through probate. It… Read More »

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Steps To Take When You Are Named Executor Of A Tampa Estate

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Being named executor of a loved one’s estate is an honor, but it also carries significant legal responsibilities. In Florida, the role is officially called personal representative, and the duties involved can feel overwhelming if you are not sure where to start. Understanding the basic steps you need to take helps you move forward… Read More »

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Five Reasons To Contest A Tampa Will

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A will serves as a guide through Hillsborough Probate Court hearings. In the event of a death, it provides an inventory of homes, cars, personal belongings, money in bank accounts, and other assets. A will also designates who is entitled to inherit from the estate and determines how any distributions are made. Settlement of… Read More »

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Five Reasons To Contest A Tampa Will

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

A will serves as a guide through Hillsborough Probate Court hearings. In the event of a death, it provides an inventory of homes, cars, personal belongings, money in bank accounts, and other assets. A will also designates who is entitled to inherit from the estate and determines how any distributions are made. Settlement of… Read More »

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What Happens If Someone Dies Without A Will? Intestate Succession In Florida

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

A will is one of the most basic yet important estate planning documents. It offers important guidance in the event of death and determines how property and assets are divided among beneficiaries. What happens if someone dies without a will? Then the court follows the rules of intestate succession. Our Tampa probate lawyer explains… Read More »

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Summary Administration As An Alternative To Probate

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

It’s no secret that the probate process is time consuming and often confusing for whoever is tasked with serving as the estate’s personal representative. Fortunately, there are a couple of alternatives to formal administration, also called full probate. At Bubley & Bubley, P.A., we work with families who are trying to administer a loved… Read More »

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Common Will Challenges In A Florida Probate Case

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

After a loved one passes, their estate goes through the probate process in court. During this process, there may be a dispute about the distribution of the estate, which is known as a will challenge. There are many reasons why a will might be challenged in court, and regardless of what side you are… Read More »

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My Spouse Passed Away—Will Our Assets Go Through Probate?

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

As described by the Florida Courts, probate is the court supervised process whereby a person’s property/assets are identified, valid creditors are paid, and distributions are eventually made to the rightful heirs. For a number of different reasons, many people want to avoid probate. It can sometimes be a slow and frustrating process. This raises… Read More »

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The Executor is Not Following the Will — What Options are Available

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

A will is a foundational estate planning document. In writing a proper will, one needs to appoint an executor — this being the trusted person who will be responsible for identifying property, handling all debts and creditor claims, and distributing assets in accordance with the last wishes of the deceased. Unfortunately, in some cases,… Read More »

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Protecting Your Assets From Probate

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Probate is the process the court uses after an individual dies to distribute his or her assets to his or her loved ones. Probate is a necessary process for any estate, though how much is involved in the process depends on the contents of the individual’s estate and amount and type of estate planning… Read More »

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