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When someone passes away without a valid will in Florida, the state's intestate succession laws dictate how assets are distributed. At MTM Law Firm, we ensure that your estate follows your wishes—not the state’s. Our experienced attorneys can guide you through the process, helping you protect your legacy and avoid unnecessary complications for your loved ones.
At MTM Law Firm, our probate attorneys have over five decades of combined experience helping clients navigate the complexities of intestate succession in Florida. We understand that dealing with the legal aspects of a loved one's estate can be overwhelming, especially when there is no will. That's why we're here to provide clear guidance, compassionate support, and effective legal representation.
Dying without a valid will leave your loved ones facing Florida’s intestate succession law—a process that puts the state in control of your estate. This means Florida courts will decide how your assets are divided and who inherits what.
It also opens the door to unnecessary delays, legal costs, and even disputes among family members. For many, this situation can be frustrating and disheartening.
At MTM Law Firm, we understand the complexities of intestate succession in Florida and why it’s crucial to have a plan in place. With our experienced legal team by your side, you can prevent these outcomes and ensure that your wishes are honored, not left to chance.
If you pass away without a will, Florida’s intestate succession law dictates who will inherit your estate. Here’s what happens:
Without a will, these decisions are out of your hands. Even your funeral arrangements and the care of your dependents could be dictated by the court, leaving family wishes unfulfilled.
As it relates to the homestead property, the circumstances change a little and this will be reflected elsewhere.
Don't leave your family’s future in the hands of the court. Whether you need to draft a will, set up trusts, or assign beneficiaries, MTM Law Firm is here to help. With our proven expertise in intestate succession law, we’ll guide you through the legal maze and ensure your estate is protected.
Your first step with MTM is a detailed consultation, where we assess your situation, review your assets, and explain what happens if someone dies without a will in Florida. We’ll help you avoid unnecessary probate costs and delays, ensuring your wishes are honored, and your loved ones are protected.
We create a personalized plan tailored to your needs, using strategies like trusts, joint ownership, and beneficiary designations to protect your assets from probate.
Our team ensures your estate plan is properly executed and legally valid, providing you peace of mind that your assets will be transferred according to your wishes.
Navigating Florida’s intestate succession law can be overwhelming, but with the right legal guidance, you can take control of your estate. At MTM Law Firm, we specialize in creating customized estate plans that reflect your wishes, ensuring your assets go where you want them to.
Our legal team has decades of experience in Florida probate and estate law. We know how to help you avoid intestate succession through valid wills, trusts, and beneficiary designations.
No two estates are the same, and we believe your plan shouldn’t be either. Our attorneys work with you to develop a personalized strategy that safeguards your legacy and avoids state interference.
Time is of the essence when it comes to estate planning. We work swiftly to create legally sound plans so you don’t have to worry about the future.
In addition to advice on how to avoid intestate succession, MTM Law Firm offers a full range of probate and estate services, including:
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