Ever wonder how dinosaurs dealt with the death of a loved one? Me neither, but it’s interesting: They left the deceased where they fell and let a parade of scavengers, from massive meat-eating predators to tiny insects, gnaw on the carcasses.
Sounds a little like probate law. In probate administration, a family opens an estate, and suddenly everyone else gets paid first: court filing fees, funeral expenses, the IRS, attorney’s fees, and even the bank freezes the decedent’s account while the family waits for access.
Not anymore! Florida’s new probate laws have streamlined the process, reduced delays, and made life easier for families: Florida’s Legal Glow-Up: New Probate Laws That Actually Make Sense.
Fortunately, not every legacy is left to scavengers. Some leave behind fortunes worth protecting – just ask today’s richest soccer stars: Ronaldo, Messi, and Mbappé.






