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: WeProbateFlorida.comProbate for a Timeshare?
By Long H. Duong
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There’s been an influx of calls from prospective clients who are interested in the probate of a Florida timeshare.
Timeshare interests are similar to any other real estate interest with regard to the purchase and sale formalities. A timeshare has a legal description and is/was transferred by deed. It is indeed an interest in real estate and not personal property as one might think.
Should you go through probate to inherit a timeshare?
Full post as published by WeProbateFlorida.com on July 25, 2007 (boomark / email).
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