Summary:
Once a personal representative is appointed, they must file and serve the Notice of Administration on interested persons informing them of the name and address of the personal representative, that a probate estate has been opened, and various deadlines established under the Florida Statutes.
Statute:
Section 733.212, Notice of administration; filing of objections.—
Rule:
Rule 5.240, Florida Probate Rules. Notice of Administration.
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