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FAQs / COVID-19 / Do I Have to Come Visit the Decedent’s Home In Order to Prepare for a Sale?

Do I Have to Come Visit the Decedent’s Home In Order to Prepare for a Sale?

The personal representative, aka executor, is not forced to visit the Florida residence in order to administer the estate, or prepare the home for same.  There are numerous professionals that can assist with any type of service that may be required to complete the probate. For example:

  • Inventory services documenting all tangible personal property in the home in order to create a detailed report for beneficiaries
  • Estate sale services assisting with advertising and hosting estate sales online and onsite to sell tangible personal property
  • Junk removal services to remove tangible personal property with little or no monetary value
  • Realtors list the home for sale, but can also provide a number of services related to cleaning the home, storage of tangible personal property, and potential repairs

How An Experienced Florida Probate Litigation Lawyer Can Assist You

The process of settling a loved one’s estate after they pass away is often riddled with questions and disputes. Families that don’t deal with probate and/or trust administration properly can suffer significant consequences, such as family rifts, expensive litigation, and financial hardship.

Working with an experienced probate lawyer can save your family from worrying about these issues. Your first step towards peace of mind starts by calling our law firm to arrange an initial consultation with an experienced Florida probate litigation attorney. Call the Florida Probate Firm today, we are here to help.

COVID-19 FAQs

  • What Steps Should I Take When a Loved One Passes Away and We Can’t Travel Out of State?
  • Should I Select a Realtor Familiar with the Probate Process?
  • Do I Have to Come Visit the Decedent’s Home In Order to Prepare for a Sale?
  • Am I Expected to Appear in Court During COVID-19 Social Distancing?
  • How Can Out-of-State Beneficiaries Handle an Estate for a Family Member that Passes in FL, Without Traveling to FL?
  • Can a Florida Probate Case be Done While Social Distancing?

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