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What Documents Should I Look for After Someone Dies?

August 23, 2011

Posted In: Administration , Beneficiary , Clearwater Probate , Creditors and Claims , Florida Probate , Florida Probate by City , Ft. Lauderdale Probate , Gainesville Probate , Jacksonville Probate , Miami Probate , Orlando Probate , Personal Representative , St. Petersburg Probate , Summary Administration , Tallahassee Probate , Tampa Probate

By Jacksonville Estate Planning Lawyer, David Goldman on August 23, 2011 8:35 AM |

In Florida when a someone dies family members will need to compile a list of important information to deal with the estate. These documents will include what the deceased person owned, a list of their creditors and the amount of money owed at the time of death. To help get you started, here is a list of documents that need to be located:


  1. Account statements

  2. Life insurance policies

  3. Beneficiary designations

  4. Deeds for real estate

  5. Automobile and boat titles

  6. Stock and bond certificates

  7. Business documents

In addition you may want to request our Free Florida Probate Hanbook to help you understand the process. When you request the handbook, be sure to ask any specific questions you may have.

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