5 probate attorneys serve Ocala. They take estates through administration — proving the will, appointing an executor, inventorying assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing what remains — and litigate will contests and claims against executors.
Ask how the fee is calculated before you engage anyone. Percentage-of-estate fees, hourly billing and flat fees produce very different totals on a mid-sized estate.
If you are serving as executor, get advice before distributing anything. The duties are personal and so is the exposure.
Lawyers listed in Ocala also cover Personal Injury (17), Family Law (12) and Divorce (11). The same practice elsewhere in Florida: Gainesville (18), Fort Myers (13) and Orlando (12). Across Florida the directory lists 87 attorneys in this practice; Ocala is 7th by their number among 11 cities.