In a testate estate the person named as “Executor” in the Will oversees the probate of the estate. In an intestate estate someone must be appointed the “Personal Representative” of the estate. Usually, a spouse or family member will volunteer. Learn more about the Florida probate process in this presentation.
Joshua K. Crawford (Josh) is the Managing Partner at Kulas Crawford & Smith, where he helps families navigate Estate Planning and Elder Law with clarity and care. A proud graduate of the Florida State University College of Law, where he finished in the top 8% of his class, Josh has guided thousands of families in protecting what matters most. He’s passionate about making the estate planning process simple, personal, and stress-free for every client... Read More!
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