
Probate is a process that many find daunting, and if you are navigating this complex journey, Jackson Law PA is here to offer guidance and support. A probate attorney from our firm can help with distributing a deceased person’s assets according to their will and state law, while working to minimize disputes. We understand the challenges that come with probate, from validating the will to settling any debts and much more. At Jackson Law PA, our probate lawyers simplify these steps for you, ensuring that the process is handled efficiently and with the dignity it deserves.
For assistance with probate matters, contact Jackson Law PA at (407) 477-5046.
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At Jackson Law, P.A., we dedicate ourselves to providing exceptional estate planning and probate services in Orlando. With over 75 years of combined legal experience, our team is committed to delivering tailored solutions with a client-centric approach. We stand by our clients through every step, ensuring that their legal needs are addressed with the utmost care and precision.
Why Choose Us:
- Over 75 years of combined legal experience
- Specialized focus on estate planning and probate
- Responsive and ethical client service
- Comprehensive, collaborative legal solutions
- Expert guidance in complex probate scenarios
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Serving the community with responsive and ethical service.
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From wills to probate strategies, all under one roof.
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We tailor legal solutions to fit your unique needs.
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75+ years combined experience in estate and probate law.
At Jackson Law, P.A., we prioritize providing comprehensive and personalized estate planning and probate services to the Orlando community. Led by founding partner Kristen Jackson, our team boasts over 75 years of combined legal experience. We work closely with our clients to deliver tailored legal solutions, ensuring that each client's unique needs are addressed with precision and care. Our client-centered approach emphasizes collaboration and trust, fostering strong relationships and making complex legal processes manageable. Choose us for responsive, dependable service and a team that stands beside you every step of the way.
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Kristen M. Jackson Founding Partner
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Joshua J. Martell Attorney
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Christine Lomas Attorney
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John E. Jackson Firm Administrator
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April Sedlak Graphic Designer
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Laura Jackson Real Estate Administrator
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Charles T. Jackson Client Administrator & Real Estate Manager
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Steven Dobesh IT Systems Manager
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Taylor Engberg Legal Assistant
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Are probate records public?Yes, probate records are generally public. Once a will is submitted for probate, related documents and proceedings become publicly accessible, allowing interested parties to view details about the estate's administration. This transparency is part of the legal process to ensure fairness and accountability.
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What happens if there is no will?If there is no will, the estate is considered intestate, and the court appoints an administrator to oversee the distribution of the estate according to state intestacy laws. These laws dictate how assets are distributed among surviving relatives, and the process may take longer than if a clear will is present.
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Who is responsible for probate?The executor named in the will is usually responsible for managing the probate process. If there is no will, the court appoints an administrator. The executor or administrator handles the estate's affairs, communicates with the court, notifies beneficiaries and creditors, and ensures that the estate settles according to the will or state law.
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How much does probate cost?Probate costs vary depending on factors such as estate size, jurisdiction, and complexity. Common expenses include court fees, attorney fees, appraisal fees, and executor fees. Costs can be a percentage of the estate value or charged hourly. Detailed planning can help reduce many of these expenses.
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