Florida Probate Attorney — Compassionate Support for Estate Administration
When a loved one passes, the probate process can feel overwhelming. At Goebel Law, PLLC, our Florida probate attorneys offer compassionate and expert guidance—from filing papers to distributing assets—so your family can move forward with confidence.
Free Consultation • Personalized Support
WHY CHOOSE US·
Full-Scope Probate & Estate Services
From drafting wills/trusts to handling complex estate administration, we stand by your side at every step of the way.Experienced Counsel Throughout Florida
Handling probate cases across St. Lucie, Martin, Palm Beach, Broward, Miami‑Dade, and beyond, we bring local insights and efficient representation.Guidance During Difficult Times
Probate doesn't have to be painful. We simplify the process to reduce delays and emotional stress.
HOW WE HELP
Filing & Petition Guidance
We'll file probate in the correct county and manage court correspondence.Navigating Administration Types
From formal to summary to small estate dispositions, we determine which proceeding fits your needs.Executor & Personal Representative Support
We guide appointed representatives through their legal duties—from asset inventory to creditor notifications.Closing the Estate
We help file final accountings and petitions for discharge, culminating in court-issued estate closure.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When is probate necessary?
If the decedent owned assets solely in their name without beneficiaries - probate is required.
Estate without a will - what happens?
Assets get distributed under Florida law through intestacy procedures.
Can Probate be avoided?
Some assets - like those in trusts or with designated beneficiaries - bypass probate.
How long does probate take?
Formal administration may take several months to over a year, summary administration is faster, often completed in months
WHAT IS PROBATE IN FLORIDA?
Probate is a court-supervised procedure that transfers a decedent’s assets to rightful heirs and ensures debts are paid—either via a will (testate) or under state law (intestate).
PROBATE PROCESS IN FLORIDA - AT A GLANCE
File Petition
Submit documents including death certificates and will (if any), and pay fees.
Appoint Representative
Court issues Letters of Administration to authorize estate administration.
Inventory & Notifications
Identify assets, notify creditors, publish notices as required.
Debt Resolution
Pay debts and taxes from estate funds.
Distribution & Closing
Distribute assets, file final accounting, and request discharge.
Let Goebel Law, PLLC bring clarity and relief to probate administration
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