Florida Probate Forms
Common probate forms used during estate settlement in Florida. Each page explains what the form is for, where to download the official version, and how to file it.
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AffidavitVerified PDFThis document establishes the requirements and process for obtaining a Small Estate Letter in Hernando County, Florida, and includes the affidavit form needed to petition for one.Affidavit for Disposition Without Administration of Intestate Personal Property in Small EstatesForm RULE 5.9XXVerified PDFAllows heirs of a decedent who died intestate to obtain disposition of personal property without formal estate administration when certain conditions are met.Affidavit of HeirsVerified PDFTo identify and document all heirs of a deceased person for probate proceedings by requiring disclosure of the decedent's spouse, children, grandchildren, parents, and siblings.Affidavit Under Section 735.303, Florida Statutes, to Obtain Bank Property of Deceased Account HolderVerified PDFAllows a qualified family member to obtain a deceased person's bank deposits and certificates of deposit (up to $1,000 aggregate) without formal probate proceedings.Checklist and Certification - Summary Administration – IntestateForm CC01Verified PDFA checklist and certification by the attorney of record confirming compliance with all procedural and filing requirements for summary administration in an intestate estate.Checklist for Summary AdministrationVerified PDFA court checklist to verify that an attorney has properly completed and filed all required documentation for a summary administration probate petition.Delivery of WillVerified PDFTo formally deliver a deceased person's will to the Circuit Court clerk pursuant to Florida Statute 732.901.Disposition of Personal Property Without AdministrationVerified PDFRequests court authorization for release of a decedent's personal property without formal probate administration when the estate qualifies under Florida Statute 735.301.DISPOSITION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION - Verified StatementForm CL-0231-2107Verified PDFAllows a petitioner to request disposition of a deceased person's personal property without formal estate administration when the estate consists only of exempt property and items not exceeding funeral/medical expenses.Disposition of Personal Property Without Administration Verified StatementForm 735.301Verified PDFThis form allows for the disposition of a decedent's personal property without requiring full probate administration when the estate meets specific statutory requirements under Florida law.Formal Administration Checklist for Closing EstateVerified PDFA comprehensive checklist for attorneys and personal representatives to track completion of all procedural requirements necessary to close a formal estate administration in Florida probate court.Formal Administration Checklist for Opening EstateVerified PDFTo verify that all required documents and procedures have been completed before a formal estate administration case is opened in probate court.Information - Will on Deposit (Safekeeping)Form CL-0151-2102Verified PDFRecords information about a will held in safekeeping with the Volusia County Circuit Court Clerk's office.Initial InventoryForm RULE 5.910Verified PDFTo document and report the complete inventory of all assets and liabilities held by a guardian for a ward's property at the inception of the guardianship.Joinder, Waiver and ConsentVerified PDFAllows an interested party in an estate to join a petition, waive notice and hearing, and consent to entry of an order granting the requested relief.Notice of South County OriginVerified PDFCertifies that a Circuit Civil or Family Law case (including probate, guardianship, and other matters) meets jurisdictional criteria under the South County Judicial District.Order Admitting Codicil to ProbateForm PR0122.207Verified PDFThis order admits a self-proved codicil to a decedent's will into probate after the court finds it was properly executed and no objections were filed.Order Admitting Will to ProbateVerified PDFThis order admits a decedent's will to probate after establishment by witness oath and absence of objections.Order Admitting Will to Probate and of Summary Administration (Testate)Form RULE 5.9XXVerified PDFThis order admits a testator's will to probate and authorizes immediate distribution of estate assets under Florida's summary administration procedure.Order for Disposition Without Administration of Intestate Personal Property in Small EstatesForm NN-1Verified PDFThis order authorizes the disposition of a deceased person's small estate (intestate personal property not exceeding $10,000 plus funeral and medical expenses) without requiring formal probate administration.Petition for Administration Testate (With Will)Form PR0323.302Verified PDFTo request the court's admission of a decedent's last will and testament to probate and appointment of a personal representative to administer a testate estate.Petition for Summary AdministrationVerified PDFTo petition the court for summary administration of a decedent's estate, allowing expedited distribution without formal probate proceedings.Petition for Summary Administration (Intestate - No Will) and Affidavit of HeirsVerified PDFThis packet allows the petitioner to obtain summary administration of an intestate estate in Florida and requires heirs to provide information about the decedent's relatives.Petition for Summary Administration (Testate)Form RULE 5.9XXVerified PDFTo request simplified court administration of a testator's estate when the estate qualifies for summary administration under Florida law.Request to Release Protected Decedent's Removed Information for Wakulla CountyForm F.S. 119.071(4)(d)9Verified PDFTo request the release of a protected decedent's removed information from official records following the decedent's death.Statement of ClaimVerified PDFA creditor files this form to present a claim against a deceased person's estate for payment of a debt or obligation.Statement of ClaimForm CLK/CT. 041Verified PDFA creditor submits a claim against a decedent's estate during probate proceedings to assert their right to payment from estate assets.Statement of ClaimForm LAW 218Verified PDFAllows a creditor or claimant to file a formal claim against a deceased person's estate during probate administration.Statement of ClaimForm CL-0014-2001Verified PDFA creditor files this form to present a claim against a deceased person's estate for payment of a debt.Statement of ClaimVerified PDFA creditor or claimant files this form to present a claim against a decedent's estate for payment of a debt or obligation.Statement of ClaimForm CLK/CT. 041Verified PDFAllows a creditor to submit a claim against a deceased person's estate during probate proceedings.Statement of ClaimVerified PDFAllows creditors and claimants to file a statement of claim against a decedent's estate in probate court.Statement of ClaimForm P-3.1010Verified PDFAllows a creditor or claimant to file a formal claim against a deceased person's estate in probate court.Statement of ClaimVerified PDFAllows a creditor or claimant to file a claim against a deceased person's estate for payment of a debt or obligation owed by the decedent.Statement of ClaimVerified PDFAllows a creditor to present a verified claim against an estate for payment of a debt or obligation.Statement of Claim ByVerified PDFA creditor or claimant files this form to present a claim against a deceased person's estate for payment of a debt or obligation.Verified Petition for Disposition of Personal Property Without AdministrationVerified PDFAllows claimants to obtain disposition of a decedent's small estate personal property without formal probate administration.Waiver & ConsentVerified PDFAn interested party in an estate waives their right, title, and interest in the estate assets in favor of a designated claimant to enable payment of expenses or receipt of proceeds.Waiver and ConsentVerified PDFPermits interested parties in an estate to waive notice and hearing and consent to a Petition for Summary Administration without judicial hearing.
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