Representing Florida Clients in Probate Court
At the Law Offices of Larry E. Bray P.A., we understand how devastating a death in the family can be. If your loved one has died either with or without a will, their estate will most likely go through probate court, which is not as difficult of a process as you may have been lead to believe.
Our goal is to provide compassionate, personalized service to you and your family during this distressing time. Our firm has a demonstrated track record of success in estate planning and probate administration — we will explain the entire probate process to you, answer your questions and guide you through every stage.
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy. We can ease your burden by making sure that both their estate and real estate is properly managed and distributed. Contact us online or call 866-537-6379 toll-free to schedule a consultation at our Lake Worth, Boca Raton, or West Palm Beach offices. Discuss your legal concerns with a qualified estate planning attorney.
How Probate Works
Depending upon the circumstances, probate can prove to be a relatively easy process. The executor/personal representative of the estate, as named in the will, is charged with several tasks, including:
- Gathering and distributing assets
- Filing the necessary documentation with the probate court
- Ensuring payment of the deceased's outstanding debts
- Ensuring payment of the deceased's estate taxes
Please note, not all assets are subject to the probate process, including bank accounts with payable on death provisions, life insurance policies with designated beneficiaries, and real estate jointly owned by the deceased and another party. Furthermore, if your loved one has left no will (died intestate) his or her assets will be divided among family members in accordance with Florida law.
Help During a Confusing Time
The Law Offices of Larry E. Bray, P.A. helps families throughout the state of Florida settle their loved one's estate. We take care of filing all the paperwork and will always follow the process through to its conclusion. Our founding attorney, Larry E. Bray, understands that probate administration is especially difficult for families who live out of state, so he takes special pains to communicate effectively and keep family members in the loop.
For help with your probate concerns or creating a will or trust, contact the Law Offices of Larry E. Bray, P.A. to schedule a consultation with a dedicated lawyer.
