If a person dies owning property in more than one state, you’re going to have to have two probates. You’ll have a probate here in Florida, and then we’ll have what’s called an ancillary probate in the other state. So let’s say the person owns a piece of property in New York. There’ll be probate here in Florida, and a second ancillary probate in the state of New York for that property. Learn more on our YouTube Channel! If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact our firm.
What if the Decedent Owned Real Property in More Than One State?
