What happens in Florida when there is no will?
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What happens in Florida when there is no will?
Someone who dies without a valid will is “intestate.” Even if the decedent dies intestate, the probate assets are almost never turned over to the state of Florida. The state will take the decedent’s assets only if the decedent had no heirs.
What is the standard fee for an executor of a will in Florida?
Executor Compensation and Fees (FL) Florida statute law determines executor compensation based on the gross value of the administered estate (as calculated before considering any debts or obligations) and any income it earns during the probate period: 3.0% on the first $1M. 2.5% on the next $4M. 2.0% on the next $5M.
What is a reasonable trustee fee in Florida?
Trustee fees are allowed by state law and range from about 1% to 3% of the trust assets. They must be reasonable given the circumstances and thus 3% may be reasonable for a large and complicated estate requiring years of administration and 1% may be unreasonable for a simpler estate.
