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6601 SW 80th Street, Suite 121
South Miami, FL 33143

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From US1, turn West. Office is the first building on the Left side of the street. Entrance to parking lot is through archway with "6601".

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Does everyone have to go through probate? Unless an estate is worth less than $75,000, formal administration, or regular probate, is necessary. There are ways to avoid the probate process , such as setting up revocable trusts or gifting a certain amount of money or assets to beneficiaries while you are still alive.
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Susan E. Durre - Miami Probate Lawyer
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South Miami, FL 33143.
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