Florida § 733.5036 Accounting and discharge following resignation

Florida Statutes

§ 733.5036 — Accounting and discharge following resignation

Florida § 733.5036

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Ch. 733PROBATE CODE: ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES

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Fla. Stat. § 733.5036 (2026).

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(1)A resigning personal representative shall file and serve a final accounting of the personal representative’s administration.

(2)After determination and satisfaction of the liability, if any, of the resigning personal representative, after compensation of the personal representative and the attorney and other persons employed by the personal representative, and upon receipt of evidence that undistributed estate assets have been delivered to the successor fiduciary, the personal representative shall be discharged, the bond released, and the surety discharged.

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(1) A resigning personal representative shall file and serve a final accounting of the personal representative’s administration.

(2) After determination and satisfaction of the liability, if any, of the resigning personal representative, after compensation of the personal representative and the attorney and other persons employed by the personal representative, and upon receipt of evidence that undistributed estate assets have been delivered to the successor fiduciary, the personal representative shall be discharged, the bond released, and the surety discharged.