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When a loved one passes, turn to a Florida Probate Attorney that you can rely upon to go to probate court and litigate on your behalf. Whether or not your loved one dies with or without a will, a probate lawyer can help guide you through probate. Probate is a complicated legal process where assets of a deceased are gathered, creditors are sought, and a court determines what beneficiaries are entitled to proceeds of a decedents estate after paying valid expenses. In many cases, we may be able to probate a will with no up front court costs (our probate attorney fees would be taken out of the estate assets).


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