What is the 10-Day Rule for Probate in Florida?
In Florida, the 10-day rule is a requirement that the personal representative of an estate must file the decedent’s original will with the probate court within ten days after they are appointed. If no will is available, they must file a petition to open probate. This is a key part of starting the probate process….
How to Manage Debts and Creditor Claims in a Probate Estate: What You Need to Know
When someone passes away, the personal representative of the decedent’s estate must exercise due diligence to identify any unpaid creditors. In Florida, the probate process is key to settling these debts. We will explain how unpaid bills are handled pursuant to Florida probate law, including what steps are taken and what exceptions may apply. How…