Florida law requires that every personal representative be represented by an attorney unless they are the sole interested person or they are an attorney admitted to practice in Florida. An attorney is not required in a summary probate administration although an attorney may be beneficial to help guide you through the probate process.
Rule:
Rule 5.030, Attorneys.
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