State-Level Forms
Statewide petitions, notices, orders, and required filings organized around the administration.
All probate states
Florida probate forms. One connected workflow.
One case record powers every petition, notice, inventory, order, and closing document across the administration.
Explore Florida coverageProbate paths
Every administration. The right document set.
Start with the procedure that fits the matter. Each path opens into the forms, drafted pleadings, notices, and proposed orders available for that workflow.
Formal AdministrationA complete workflow for testate and intestate estates, from appointment through discharge.24 available documentsSummary AdministrationA streamlined petition-and-order workflow with testate and intestate variations.11 available documentsDisposition Without AdministrationA focused document set for qualifying transfers of personal property without an administration.10 available documents
Formal Administration
A complete workflow for testate and intestate estates, from appointment through discharge.
Opening
Open a testate or intestate estate and request appointment of the personal representative.
Petition for Formal Administration—Testate
Petition for Formal Administration—Intestate
Order Admitting Will and Appointing Personal Representative
Order Appointing Personal Representative—Intestate
Oath of Personal Representative
Letters of Administration
Notice
Prepare creditor and administration notices, affidavits, consents, and service materials.
Notice to Creditors
Notice of Administration
Affidavit of Heirs
Affidavit of Residency
Criminal History Affidavit
Consent and Waiver
Designation of E-Mail Address
Notice of Confidential Information Within Court Filing
Administration
Handle inventory, restricted assets, safe-deposit access, and homestead determinations.
Inventory
Order Designating Restricted Depository
Order to Open Safe Deposit Box
County Homestead Checklist
Petition to Determine Homestead
Order Determining Homestead
Closing
Prepare discharge materials, beneficiary receipts and waivers, and the proposed closing order.
County Discharge Checklist
Petition for Discharge
Receipt, Waiver, and Consent by Beneficiary
Order of Discharge
Summary Administration
A streamlined petition-and-order workflow with testate and intestate variations.
Summary filing
Prepare the petition, proposed order, consents, notices, and supporting service documents.
County Summary Administration Checklist
Petition for Summary Administration—Testate
Petition for Summary Administration—Intestate
Order of Summary Administration—Testate
Order of Summary Administration—Intestate
Consent and Waiver of Notice
Designation of E-Mail Address
Notice of Confidential Information Within Court Filing
Formal Notice
Proof of Service
Statement of Claim
Disposition Without Administration
A focused document set for qualifying transfers of personal property without an administration.
Disposition filing
Prepare the verified request, supporting consents and notices, and proposed authorization.
County Disposition Without Administration Checklist
Verified Statement for Disposition Without Administration
Waiver and Consent by Interested Party
Proposed Order or Authorization Letter
Consent and Waiver of Notice
Designation of E-Mail Address
Notice of Confidential Information Within Court Filing
Formal Notice
Proof of Service
Statement of Claim
Complete form coverage
From the statewide form to the final accounting.
County-Level Forms
Local checklists, cover sheets, and court-specific documents matched to the filing venue.
Estate Accounting
Inventories, receipts, disbursements, and fiduciary accountings connected to the same matter record.
Inside every matter
The everyday tools behind the documents.
Matter Notes
Keep case context and drafting notes with the matter.
Auto-Populate Forms
Enter a fact once and carry it into every relevant document.
Automated Workflows
Move from opening documents through closing in one workspace.
Central Matter Record
Keep parties, property, court details, and dates connected.
Document Packages
Generate the forms and drafted pleadings needed for each path.
Florida practice context
Built around the court and the procedure.
Probate proceedings are handled in the circuit court, with statewide law, probate rules, and county-specific filing practices shaping the final filing set.
- Court
- Florida Circuit Court
- Streamlined paths
- Summary administration and disposition without administration provide separate streamlined paths when the statutory requirements are satisfied.
- Formal administration is organized into opening, notice, administration, and closing stages.
- Summary and disposition matters receive their own focused document sets.
- County checklists are available for supported workflows in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.
- Attorneys remain responsible for eligibility, local rules, filing, and final review.
Frequently asked questions
Florida probate, clearly mapped.
How can Statular improve my probate practice?
Statular brings matter information, notes, probate workflows, and supported forms into one workspace. Entered facts can flow into relevant documents, reducing repetitive data entry and helping your team move from opening through administration and closing with a clearer process.
Which probate matters can I handle with Statular?
For Florida, Statular currently organizes Formal Administration, Summary Administration, Disposition Without Administration. Coverage varies by jurisdiction and can include full administration, small-estate procedures, summary proceedings, will-only filings, ancillary administration, and other state-specific workflows.
Which probate forms does Statular provide?
Each state page lists the documents currently registered for generation in Statular. Depending on the jurisdiction, coverage can include statewide forms, county-level forms, drafted pleadings, notices, inventories, accountings, proposed orders, and closing documents.
Does Statular automatically populate probate forms?
Supported documents draw from the matter record so shared information can carry into relevant fields across the document set. This helps firms avoid repeatedly entering names, court information, interested parties, assets, and other matter facts.
Does Statular support county-specific probate forms?
County-level coverage varies by state and venue. When supported, Statular organizes local forms and checklists alongside the applicable statewide workflow. The document lists on each state page reflect the county-specific forms currently registered in Statular.
Can I edit the documents Statular generates?
Yes. Documents generated through Statular remain subject to attorney review and can be revised before filing or delivery. Statular supports the drafting workflow without replacing the attorney's professional judgment.
Does Statular help with probate accounting?
Where supported, Statular can organize estate assets, receipts, disbursements, distributions, and accounting information within the matter workflow and use that information in registered inventory or accounting documents.
Can my team track the entire probate matter in Statular?
Yes. Matter notes, connected information, document packages, and workflow tasks help the team maintain a shared view of the administration from intake through closing.
Does Statular determine whether an estate qualifies for a particular probate procedure?
No. Statular organizes available workflows and documents, but the attorney remains responsible for determining eligibility, venue, deadlines, local requirements, and the appropriate procedure for the estate.
Which Florida probate tracks does Statular support?
Statular supports formal administration, summary administration, and disposition without administration, with the available documents organized around each track's actual workflow.
Does the Florida workflow handle both testate and intestate estates?
Yes. Formal and summary administration include testate and intestate petition and order paths, with the matter record controlling the appropriate draft set.