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Formal Administration is Florida's traditional form of probate. With over 14 years of experience with Florida probate law, Elaine McGinnis is your trusted partner to manage the Formal Administration process. Formal administration begins with a petition to open the estate and an appointment of a Personal Representative. Depending upon whether the decedent left a Last Will and Testament, additional documents may be required. Our Tampa estate lawyer will represent the best interest of the estate and to make the Formal administration process as simple as possible.
The attorney at Elaine McGinnis Law is there for you every step of the way and ensure that all applicable deadlines are met throughout the probate process.
In general, “formal administration” in Florida is required when the decedent has been dead for two years or less and when the value of the probate estate exceeds $75,000. Sometimes, a formal probate may be preferred even if the estate is below $75,000 depending upon the nature of the asset, the number of interested parties, and whether there are any creditors.
The formal administration process can take more time than summary administration in Florida, so you need trusted representation who is familiar with Florida probate law. Elaine McGinnis, P. A. is that estate and elder law attorney. With over 14 years of experience in estate law, we understand all aspects of formal administration in Florida.
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Our Tampa estate attorney is known for a compassionate approach. Elaine McGinnis, P.A. has significant experience with formal administration throughout the state of Florida. Our probate attorney will help your family resolve Florida probate as quickly as possible. Schedule your consultation today to learn more about how our Tampa law firm can help! You may also reach Elaine McGinnis estate law at 813-639-7658 to speak with us about formal administration.
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Formal Administration is required when the decedent has been dead for under 2 years, and the value of the estate exceeds $75,000. Depending upon the number of beneficiaries, creditors, or complexity, a formal administration may be required for smaller estates. Trust an experienced Tampa probate lawyer!