International Probate Lawyer

Florida Estates with Foreign Beneficiaries Attorney

Florida is essentially a gateway to South and Central American and Caribbean countries such as Cuba, Honduras and Venezuela. Many people from Latin American countries own real estate in southern Florida, even though they may have never actually resided in the United States. What happens to their assets when they die? No matter where the owner of Florida property is at the time of the death, the real property must be probated in Florida.

Probating an estate means that the estate of a deceased person is formally opened, and all debts are paid. The remaining assets are distributed among heirs. Get the answers and guidance that you need to move forward with Bryant Law Firm, of Miami.

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There are unique issues facing beneficiaries of estates whose owners lived in different countries. Our law office focuses primarily on probate law. We help clients with international probate matters, including:

• Very simple title transfers
• Distribution of sizable estates with multiple assets — office or apartment buildings, vacant land, vacation homes
• Probate litigation and the contesting of wills
• Elder abuse and fraud recovery relating to a will contest

"Does it matter if I am here in this country legally or illegally?" is one of the first questions that non U.S. citizens, named in a will to inherit Florida property, ask our attorney.

You get to inherit according to the law, no matter what your immigrant status is in this country. It does not matter if you are here as a permanent resident, as a visitor, or as an "undocumented alien," although there may be different tax consequences for foreign beneficiaries.

We Handle International Probate Matters Involving Blocked Cuban Accounts

International probate law attorney Randy A. Bryant is often called upon to handle legal matters of inheritance relating to blocked Cuban accounts. He can help you understand the process.

Guiding People in the Right Direction — Free Initial Consultation

If you have questions or concerns about how to best protect your interests and your rights during an international probate matter, probate litigation, will contest or other legal matter, please e-mail or call Bryant Law Firm for a free initial consultation today: 888-423-7158 or 305-742-0007. Hablamos español. Serving Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, The Keys and all of South Florida.