Summary Beginning July 1, 2026, Florida’s summary administration rules are changing. The qualifying estate value threshold increases from $75,000 to $150,000, which may allow more families to use a faster probate process. However, summary administration is still probate, and issues involving homestead property, creditors, title, beneficiaries, and family disputes can still affect which probate process […]
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Can Heirs Sell Inherited Property in Florida Without Probate?
SummarySelling inherited property in Florida can involve complex legal and title issues, particularly when probate, multiple heirs, or homestead protections are involved. Whether heirs can sell a property without probate depends on how the property was titled, whether estate planning tools such as trusts or enhanced life estate deeds were used, and who has legal […]
Probate in Florida: What Families Need to Know
When a loved one passes away, the last thing you want is to get lost in legal paperwork. Unfortunately, if the person owned property or significant assets in Florida, their estate may need to go through probate—a court process that makes sure debts are paid and property is legally transferred to heirs or beneficiaries. The […]