What are Letters of Administration in Florida?

 In Elder Law, Probate

Letters of Administration are issued by probate judges and name a personal representative to act on behalf of an estate during probate proceedings.  Many times, these letters are requested by banks to ensure they are issuing funds to the correct people after an account holder’s death.  These letters can take time to receive through the courts so it is essential to consult a probate attorney to review the titling of the decedent’s assets and determine if Letters of Administration and a formal probate administration is necessary.  For advice from an experienced probate attorney, contact our office at (941) 906-1231.

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