Seminole County Probate Forms

These are the probate forms published by Seminole County or its judicial circuit. Many clerks ask that filings use their own local version rather than a statewide form, so it is worth checking here first. Confirm the current version and any local filing requirements with the court before you file.

• Disposition of Personal Property Without AdministrationRequests court authorization for release of a decedent's personal property without formal probate administration when the estate qualifies under Florida Statute…
• Order Admitting Codicil to ProbatePR0122.207This 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.
• Petition for Administration Testate (With Will)PR0323.302To 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 AdministrationTo 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 HeirsThis packet allows the petitioner to obtain summary administration of an intestate estate in Florida and requires heirs to provide information about the deceden…
• Statement of ClaimA creditor or claimant files this form to present a claim against a decedent's estate for payment of a debt or obligation.

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