Jason Quick
Sep 195 min
Navigating Ancillary Probate for Out-of-State Property Owners
Navigating Ancillary Probate for Out-of-State Property Owners What is Ancillary Probate in Florida? Ancillary probate is required when a...
2 views0 comments
With over 15 years of legal experience, including more than 7 years as a U.S. Government attorney, Attorney Jason Quick will help you understand your legal options in Florida probate proceedings. We specialize in summary probate administrations, and other abbreviated probate proceedings. These proceedings can help avoid the expense and delays caused by the formal probate process.
We will review the facts of your case to help you determine whether you can file a Florida summary probate administration rather than a formal administration. Whether you qualify for a summary probate administration, or not, we will help you understand your legal options in Florida.
01.
Jason Quick Law, PLLC specializes in summary probate administration, providing efficient and cost-effective legal representation for clients navigating the probate process.
02.
We offer comprehensive services for ancillary probate. If an individual's primary residence was in another state and they died owning real property in Florida, an ancillary probate is typically required to allow for distribution of the Florida real estate to the heirs.
03.
We can help with other abbreviated probate proceedings, including filing petitions for determination of homestead and petitions to admit foreign wills to record. Learn more about how we can assist you with these processes.
04.
If an individual's primary residence was in the state of Florida at the time of their death and they owned the residence, it may be classified as a homestead property. There is a special process for protecting homestead property in probate and ensuring transfer of title to heirs of the estate.
Legal Wisdom
Discourage litigation. Persuade your neighbors to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the nominal winner is often a real loser in fees, expenses, and waste of time. As a peacemaker, the lawyer has a superior opportunity of being a good man. There will still be enough business.”
– Abraham Lincoln