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WHY DOES THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE NEED A FLORIDA PROBATE ATTORNEY?

April 26, 2017attorney Florida probate representative

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WHY DOES THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE NEED A FLORIDA PROBATE ATTORNEY?

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In almost all instances the personal representative must be represented by a Florida probate lawyer or attorney. Many legal issues arise, even in the simplest Florida probate estate administration. The Florida probate attorney for the personal representative advises the personal representative on rights and duties under the Florida probate law, and represents the personal representative in probate estate proceedings. The probate attorney for the personal representative is not the attorney for the beneficiaries. A provision in a last will and testament mandating that a particular Florida probate attorney or law firm be employed as attorney for the personal representative is not binding on the personal representative. If you need a Florida probate lawyer, please contact us toll free at 888-492-2468, or email us at Info@TheGainesvilleProbateLawyer.com. (Back to Top) 13. HOW ARE PROBATE ESTATE CREDITORS HANDLED? Prior to commencement of Florida probate proceedings, a creditor can file a ca