Florida Probate Attorney | Serving Families Across Florida
You were just named personal representative. Or a loved one passed away, and assets are frozen. We handle Florida probate from start to finish.
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No pressure. No obligation. A real conversation about what your family needs to do next.
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FREE Consultation with an Attorney
You tell us what happened, who is involved, and what assets are in the estate. We tell you exactly which process applies to your situation, what the timeline looks like, and what it costs. No pressure. No obligation. Typically 30 minutes by phone or video.
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Flexible Legal Fee Options
We offer flexible fee arrangements designed to fit your needs, financially and practically. These options, including plans with no upfront payment in some cases, can be discussed during your consultation.
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Timely Filing of Required Documents
We understand time matters. Frozen accounts, unpaid bills, and waiting beneficiaries don’t pause. We assist in preparing and filing petitions and documents within appropriate timeframes to help keep your process moving forward.
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Clear Process - No Legal Jargon
You won’t get lost in a sea of paperwork. We’ll walk you through each step in plain English so you know exactly where your case stands and what’s coming next.
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Consistent, Client-Centered Communication
You won’t be left chasing your lawyer for updates. We proactively keep you informed, return calls promptly, and ensure you always know what is happening with your case.
If Any of These Describe Your Situation, We Can Help
You were named personal representative in a Florida will and do not know what to do first.
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A loved one passed away without a will and assets are frozen or in dispute.
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A parent or spouse passed away and the bank will not release the funds without a court order.
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You are the successor trustee of a Florida trust and are not sure of your legal obligations.
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There is real estate, a business, or an investment account in the decedent's name that needs to be transferred.
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A surviving spouse wants to understand their elective share rights before the deadline passes.
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A loved one owned Florida real estate but lived in another state.
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You are a beneficiary and want to know what you are entitled to and when.
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There is a family dispute about the estate or the will.
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What Happens During Your
No-Cost Solutions Meeting
This is not a sales call. It's your first step towards clarity.
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You explain your situation - who passed, what assets are involved, and what paperwork (if any) you have.
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We will provide information on the legal steps that may apply, including probate, trust administration, or alternatives.
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If we can help, we’ll recommend the best steps to move forward.
No retainers required to meet with us. No hidden costs.

Why Timing Matters
The longer you wait, the more things can go wrong:
Probate delays don’t just stall paperwork; they create stress, risk, and unnecessary cost for you and your family.
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Assets stay frozen and unavailable to heirs
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Unpaid bills and taxes begin to accumulate
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Family tensions rise due to delays or confusion
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Creditor claims can increase or become more aggressive
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Liability increases, especially if real estate is involved
Our team assists families in addressing probate matters efficiently so you’re not left in limbo. We help keep the process moving so your family can move forward with clarity.
Three Mistakes That Create Personal Liability for Florida Personal Representatives
Being named personal representative in a Florida will is an honor. It is also a legal obligation with significant personal risk if handled incorrectly.
Distributing Assets Before Letters of Administration Are Issued
Many personal representatives transfer funds or pay bills before probate is formally opened. A personal representative who distributes assets before completing the creditor notification process can be held personally liable for valid creditor claims. The creditor sues you personally -- not the estate. (Florida Statute 733.702.)

What Our Clients Say About Us

What Makes Us Different
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Timely Assistance - We prepare and file required documents within appropriate timeframes and respond to your questions promptly.
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Simplicity - We break the probate process into clear, understandable steps so you always know what to expect.
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Flexible Fee Plans - We offer flexible legal fee plans designed to meet you where you are.
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Client-Centered Service - We treat your case like it matters, because to us, it does.
Meet Our Attorney
Randy Narkir
Founder and Managing Partner
Randy Narkir is an experienced probate attorney based in Hollywood, Florida, who helps families navigate the legal and emotional complexities that follow the loss of a loved one. Randy is known for his practical, compassionate approach, guiding clients with clarity, not confusion.
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With a deep background in estate planning, probate, and guardianship, Randy brings not just legal knowledge but real-world perspective and steady support during one of life’s most difficult times.
Families often say it feels like having a trusted advisor in their corner, someone who listens, explains the options, and helps them move forward with confidence.

A: 4000 Hollywood Boulevard
Suite 485-S
Hollywood, FL 33021

