Probate Inventory in Florida
FL probate inventory (Section 733.604): filed within 60 days of PR appointment. Lists: all probate assets with FMV as of death date. Excludes: joint property with JTWROS, beneficiary accounts, and trust assets. Failure to file: PR may be removed (Section 733.504). Served on all interested persons. Begin asset identification immediately upon appointment.
Requirements
- Filed within 60 days
- All probate assets listed
- Fair market value at death
Included vs. Excluded
- Included: sole-owned RE, accounts, vehicles
- Excluded: JTWROS, beneficiary designations
- Trust assets not in inventory
Failure Consequences
- PR may be removed
- Beneficiaries can compel filing
- Surcharge for losses
Related Terms
- Probate Court — Estate matters
Barnes Walker Probate
Barnes Walker’s attorneys prepare probate inventories in Florida. Request a legal inquiry for assistance.
Florida Law Reference
Fla. Stat. Ch. 731–735 (Florida Probate Code)
The Florida Probate Code governs the administration of decedents' estates, including the appointment of personal representatives, creditor claims, and distribution of assets.
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