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What is Florida Probate

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By Phil Rarick, Weston Probate Attorney

Miami probate lawyer Phillip B. Rarick provides an overview of Florida probate and the two most common types of probate administration: summary administration and formal administration. The loss of a loved one is a difficult time, and Florida probate is a bureaucratic, time-consuming, and expensive process. At the law firm of Rarick & Bowden Gold, P.A., our Miami probate attorneys help guide families through these times.

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