Which county handles probate for someone who lived in Hallandale Beach?
A probate case is filed in the county where the person lived. For a Hallandale Beach resident, that is Broward County.
Hallandale Beach, Florida
Estates, evictions and property matters in Hallandale Beach
I work with Hallandale Beach families, landlords and property owners from my office in Hollywood, in the same county. Most of what I do for Hallandale Beach clients falls into four kinds of matter, described below. The first consultation is free, with no time limit.
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Working with me
Same county, same court
A probate case is filed in the county where the person who died lived. For someone who lived in Hallandale Beach, 33009, that is Broward County, which is also where my office is.
The same goes for evictions: the case is filed in the county court for the county where the property is.
Hallandale Beach sits on the Miami-Dade County line. If the person lived, or the property is, just across it, the case is filed in Miami-Dade County instead. I handle cases in both counties.
What I handle
For Hallandale Beach clients
- When a Hallandale Beach resident dies, I take the estate through probate or settle the trust.
- When a Hallandale Beach tenant won't pay or leave, I act for the landlord.
- I prepare Lady Bird deeds for Hallandale Beach property owners.
- I look after the paperwork and the closing for Hallandale Beach purchases and sales.
Questions
Hallandale Beach questions
Do you handle evictions for landlords in Hallandale Beach?
Yes. I represent landlords, from the three-day notice through to the writ of possession carried out by the sheriff. I don't represent tenants.
Can you prepare a Lady Bird deed for a Hallandale Beach property?
Yes. I prepare Lady Bird deeds, and quitclaim deeds where they're appropriate, for property owners in my service area.
My Hallandale Beach property is close to the county line. Does that change anything?
It can. The county where the property is, or where the person lived, decides which county's court the case is filed in. I handle cases in Broward and in Miami-Dade, so tell me the address and I'll tell you where it belongs.
Talk to me about your matter
Tell me what has happened and where the property is, and I'll explain the next step.