Helping Out Of State Residents With Probate
Florida has long been a vacation and retirement destination, and people from all across the country and other countries own property in Florida. When a nonresident of Florida passes away, leaving real estate and related personal property in this state, the property will need to be handled in Florida probate court. In Florida, in addition to homes, ownership interests in timeshares, vacation clubs and short-term rental properties are all considered interests in real estate that need to pass through Florida ancillary probate following the death of the owner.
At Swiren Law Firm, P.A., we have over 50 years of experience working with people from other states settle the probate matters of property in Florida. We have hands-on experience in the area and can provide needed advice for difficult matters.
Meeting Complex Needs With Personal Service
When you are responsible for clearing up estate issues for someone who has property in Florida, you want to have a lawyer familiar with the local laws and who can educate you on what you must do. These concerns will affect any type of property, including:
- Vacation homes
- Timeshares
- Vacation club memberships
- Condominiums
- Rental properties
With our in-house title services, including buyer-seller representation, contract review and drafting, title searches, title insurance and full closing services, we can also help you sell real estate and property interests. Having both probate administration and real estate experience, we are able to save you the time, cost and hassle of working with multiple lawyers to meet your needs and resolve your estate.
State Lines Should Not Restrict You
Regardless of where you are and where the estate is primarily handled, our attorneys will give you dedicated service, personal attention and knowledgeable counsel. We will handle the legal work in Florida for you.
Get Started With A Free Initial Consultation
Our office is located in Orlando, and we are able to work with people across the United States to settle their Florida probate issues. Contact us to speak with one of our lawyers to find out how we can help. Call 407-287-5137 or toll free 877-806-7949, or email us.