Whether a last will and testament avoids Florida Probate Court?

One of the most frequent questions that we estate planning attorneys get is whether a last will and testament avoids probate court. In Florida, property that passes through a will does not avoid probate.

The reason for this is that a last will is not effective until introduced in probate court when you pass away and a judge enters an order admitting your last will.

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