15 Feb, 2023

What Is the Role of Creditors in Probate Proceedings?

2024-04-29T07:07:48-04:00February 15th, 2023|Probate|

What Is the Role of Creditors in Probate Proceedings?People often overlook several essential factors during the estate planning process. The role of creditors in probate proceedings is chief among them. Depending on your financial situation, creditors can completely upend the plans you set up for your estate. Even relatively minor debts can pose a significant headache for your beneficiaries.

Anticipating and planning for the presence of creditors in […]

25 Aug, 2022

Why and How to Avoid Probate in Florida

2025-12-04T05:21:01-05:00August 25th, 2022|Probate|

Avoiding probate in Florida.The probate process, although necessary in some situations, adds to the cost and the time it takes to administer an estate. However, through effective probate avoidance strategies, individuals can reduce the amount of probate assets in their estate. If you are looking for ways to avoid probate, a Florida probate attorney at Beller Law, PL, can help. We can explain […]

22 Feb, 2022

What Are The Common Probate Questions in Florida?

2022-12-26T10:16:52-05:00February 22nd, 2022|Probate|

A client asking the common probate questions in Florida.After a loved one dies, you may be wondering about probate. What is it? Do you need to do it? Who can help you? These common probate questions might leave you feeling overwhelmed during your time of grief.

We’ve compiled a list of common Florida probate questions and answers to help you understand the legal process ahead.

Florida Probate Common Questions

What […]

22 Dec, 2021

Common Misconceptions About Florida Probate

2023-06-28T06:26:12-04:00December 22nd, 2021|Probate|

A probate case of an elderly woman in Florida.There are plenty of probate misconceptions in Florida. Whether you’re the executor or beneficiary of an estate, you should know what’s true and false about Florida probate.

What Is Probate?

Probate is the legal process of handling someone’s estate after their death. It involves:

  • Proving the validity of a will, if one exists;
  • Identifying assets;
  • Notifying creditors;
  • Paying debts; and
  • Distributing […]
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