Who Can Serve As My Personal Representative in Florida – Tallahassee Estate Planning Lawyer

Who can serve as my personal representative in Florida?

Pursuant to Section 733.302 of the Florida Statutes, a personal representative must be a Florida Resident or a close family member (related by blood, marriage or adoption). Close family members can include parents, siblings, spouses, uncles and aunts, children or adopted children. Furthermore, individuals under 18 or convicted of a felony are ineligible to act as a personal representative.

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Attorney Ben Patton at McRae & Metcalf has seen firsthand how critical proper estate planning is for establishing lasting security. This is why he dedicates personal attention to his clients to meet all their goals and provide peace of mind. If you’re ready to take the first step toward protecting your family and assets with an estate plan, please call our Tallahassee estate planning office today at 850-386-8000 or fill out our convenient contact form.

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