What if There Is No Last Will and Testament?

If there is no last will, then the probate is “intestate” and follows Fla. Stat. §732.102 and §732.103. Each case is specific to the decedent’s family relations. Generally, assets fall to the surviving spouse, the children, and grandchildren (or a combination thereof), then to the parents of the decedent, and then to the decedent’s siblings, and so on. If you have questions, the attorney will advise you on any concerns you may have.