Florida Probate & Trust Administration Attorneys
Settling a deceased family member’s estate in Broward County requires navigating specific Florida probate laws. Whether you need to transfer property titles, access bank accounts, or resolve trust disputes, Reinfeld & Cabrera, P.A. provides clear, flat-fee probate guidance in Coral Springs and Fort Lauderdale.
How We Assist with Florida Probate & Trusts
Florida law requires an attorney for most probate administrations. We guide personal representatives and beneficiaries through every phase:
Formal Administration: Required for Florida estates exceeding $75,000 or when decedent death occurred less than two years ago.
Summary Administration: An expedited, lower-cost Florida probate process available for smaller estates under $75,000.
Trust Administration: Guiding trustees on asset collection, tax filings, and legal distributions without court intervention.
Creditor & Heir Management: Resolving claims, publishing notice to creditors, and distributing real estate or financial assets.
Florida Probate & Estate Litigation
Disputes during estate administration can stall asset distribution. Our litigators defend beneficiaries and personal representatives in cases involving:
Undue influence or lack of testamentary capacity during will drafting.
Breach of fiduciary duty or misappropriation of estate assets.
Disputed heirship, missing assets, or contested creditor claims.
Frequently Asked Questions About Florida Probate
How long does probate take in Broward County?
Summary administration typically completes within 4 to 8 weeks, while formal probate administration generally takes 6 to 12 months depending on creditor periods and real estate sales.
Do all estates go through probate in Florida?
No. Assets with designated beneficiaries (like life insurance or TOD accounts) and property held in a Revocable Living Trust pass outside of Florida probate court.
Need Immediate Assistance with a Florida Estate?
Contact Reinfeld & Cabrera, P.A. today for a straightforward evaluation of your estate options.
Coral Springs Office: 9625 W Sample Rd Suite A | (954) 334-1520
Fort Lauderdale Office: 2933 W. Cypress Creek Rd Suite 201 | (954) 334-1520
Official Guide: Read the Florida Bar Consumer Pamphlet on Probate in Florida for state statutory rules.