Ancillary Letters Of Administration (Single Personal Representative) {P-3.0720}

P-3.0720 - ANCILLARY LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION (SINGLE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE). This form is used in the Circuit Court for a specific county in Florida for the purpose of granting ancillary letters of administration in an estate probate case. The form is issued by a circuit judge and addresses the concerned parties and the circumstances of the case. The form states that a resident of a particular location has passed away, leaving assets in the State of Florida. It further explains that an authenticated transcript of the proceedings from another jurisdiction has been filed and admitted to probate in the court. The form then declares that a specific individual has been appointed as the ancillary personal representative of the Florida estate of the deceased. The circuit judge affirms that the appointed individual is qualified under Florida law to act as the ancillary personal representative. The representative is granted full power to administer the estate according to the law, including the authority to handle the decedent's property, pay debts, and distribute the estate in accordance with legal requirements. The form concludes with the order being issued by the circuit judge and is dated and signed by them. Bar Form No. P-3.0720 Florida Lawyers Support Services, Inc. Revised January 1, 2024. www.FormsWorkflow.com