Revises requirements for court-appointed curators of estates, detailing their duties, bond requirements, and periodic reporting.
This bill amends the requirements for court-appointed curators of estates in Florida. It specifies the circumstances under which a curator may be appointed, including when a decedent dies intestate or without a qualified personal representative. Curators must take possession and control of the estate under certain conditions. The bill outlines the curator's duties, bond requirements, and mandates periodic reporting to the court. It also allows the court to require more frequent reporting or additional documentation if necessary.
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