What Are My Rights As A Beneficiary To An Estate In The Florida Keys?
Asked in Coral Gables, FL on August 28, 2019 Last answered on July 7, 20261 answer
A beneficiary is entitled to receive certain notices and information during the administration of a probate estate. However, the personal representative is not required to provide the beneficiary with updates regarding every action taken or every document filed with the Court. If a beneficiary wishes to remain more actively informed and ensure that his or her interests are being protected throughout the administration, it is advisable to retain a probate attorney to monitor the case. Alternatively, if the beneficiary simply wishes to better understand his or her rights under Florida probate law, a consultation with a probate attorney can provide specific guidance without the need for ongoing representation.
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