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Tag Archives: Personal Representative Duties

When and How to Remove a Personal Representative in Probate Proceedings

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

Once a person dies, one of the most important players involved with the deceased’s estate is the personal representative. The personal representative is a person, bank, or trust company appointed by a court to serve as the administrator of the deceased’s estate in probate proceedings. A probate proceeding is a court-supervised process that identifies… Read More »

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Duties of a Personal Representative in Probate Proceedings

By Bubley & Bubley, P.A. |

When a person dies it is not uncommon for loved ones to have questions about how to handle and distribute the deceased’s property according to the terms of a will or trust, or under Florida law for those dying without wills, or intestate. Most estates must enter a process called probate in order to… Read More »

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