Disposition of Personal Property Without Administration Ocala, Florida

To request reimbursement of your expenses through this process a “Disposition of Personal Property Without Administration” form must be filed with the court. If the court deems that the case does in fact qualify for disposition without administration, it will, under the seal of the court, authorize the payment, transfer, or disposition of the decedent’s personal property to the entitled person. The things needed for the process to take effect include:

• A notarized petition of disposition without administration
• The decedent’s death certificate
• The decedent’s original will, if it applies
• A copy of the paid funeral bills
• A copy of the paperwork listing the decedent’s assets
• A copy of the bills and receipts for the medical expenses of the last 60 days
• Signed consents from any additional heirs
• A creditor statement
• The circuit court’s filing fee
• If applicable, a statement affirming that the decedent was neither married nor had children

After completing all the necessary forms, they must be filed with the clerk along with the application fee. Application fees may vary depending on the court. The submitted forms may have to be sworn to before a notary public or the deputy clerk. Once all the documents are filed, they will be delivered to the judge and a certified copy of the order to distribute assets should be provided to you. The certified copy will then need to be shown to the financial institution by you.