Inheritance and Real Estate
Law in the United States
Professional Legal Assistance for International Heirs and Beneficiaries
Inheritance USA is the international probate practice of Szabo Law Group, P.A., a Florida law firm. We help heirs living outside the United States with Florida probate, ancillary administration, inherited real estate and asset recovery, handled remotely, with an initial case assessment tailored to the estate and the heir’s circumstances. Call (954) 210-6054.
Choose your language to learn about U.S. inheritance and probate procedures.
Magyar
Amerikai öröklési ügyek és ingatlanügyintézés
English
Legal Counsel for U.S. Estate and Real Estate Matters
Deutsch
Erbrecht und Immobilienmanagement in den USA
Polski
Sprawy spadkowe i nieruchomości w USA
Español
Asesoría legal en herencias y propiedades en EE. UU.
Русский
Юридические консультации по вопросам наследства и недвижимости в США
Українська
Юридичні консультації з питань спадщини та нерухомості в США
Srpski
Pravni saveti za pitanja nasleđa i nekretnina u SAD
Why do international heirs work with us?
Global Expertise
Remote Management
Asset Securing
International Legal Assistance for U.S. Inheritance and Probate Cases.
Our law firm assists foreign heirs with probate proceedings, real estate inheritance, and asset recovery in the United States.
Frequently asked questions from heirs living outside the U.S.
Do I have to travel to the United States to handle a Florida probate case?
In most cases, no. Florida probate must go through the Florida court system and generally requires a Florida-licensed probate attorney, but we represent heirs who live abroad and can manage most steps remotely, including communication with the court and other heirs.
What types of probate proceedings exist in Florida?
Florida commonly uses Formal Administration, Summary Administration and Ancillary Administration. The correct procedure depends on factors such as the estate’s value, the date of death, the decedent’s residence and the type and location of the assets.
How do I request an initial case assessment?
Contact our office with the decedent’s name, date and place of death, whether a will exists, and a brief list of known Florida or U.S. assets. We will review the available information and explain the next practical steps and representation options.
What happens if the deceased left no will?
If someone dies without a valid will, Florida’s intestate succession laws determine who inherits the estate, typically prioritizing a surviving spouse and descendants, followed by other relatives according to the statute.
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