What are my rights to a Florida estate? This question may linger if you just lost a loved one such as a father or mother who lived in Boca Raton, Florida. Or, perhaps you had a rich aunt from Delray Beach or an uncle who retired to Jupiter, Florida. They mentioned to you that you receive an inheritancebut you are not sure if you really inherit, or understand the difference between the probate estate and this so called revocable trust. A lot of court filed documents start showing up in the mail and you wonder:
What are my rights to a Florida estate?
What are my rights as a beneficiary of a Florida probate?
- Questions about Palm Beach probate are common and the answers may not be apparent
- After all, remember that the probate lawyer from Boynton Beach for the executor of the will represents the executor and not you: so be careful about asking that estate lawyer for advice
- One question which you may want answered: Do I need my own probate lawyer for a Palm Beach estate?
- Regardless, beneficiaries of Palm Beach probates do have rights
- Many of those beneficiary rights can be found, for free, in the Florida Probate Code and the Florida Probate Rules
- You can read these free, online by simply conducting a Yahoo or Google search.
Where Can I Learn About Beneficiary Rights to Florida Estates?
Answer: consider the free, online, short, and easy-to-understand plain English Florida probate videos available at www.pankauskilawfirm.com. Here is the link for one on beneficiary rights to Florida estates: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlUi4I7zB2g&feature=youtu.be
On that probate website, you can also get short direct answers to common probate questions in Florida, or frequently asked questions about Florida probate: FAQ’s.