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A legal personal representative is a person who is: 1  an executor of another person's will; 2  the administrator of deceased person's estate; 3  the trustee of a legally disabled person's estate or affairs; or.  a person who has been granted an enduring power of attorney over the affairs of another person.
Can a Felon be a Personal Representative or Executor of an Estate? In Florida, the following classes of people are not qualified to serve as a personal representative of an estate: (a) Has been convicted of a felony. (b) Is mentally or physically unable to perform the duties. (c) Is under the age of 18 years. If the person named as personal representative n the will is not qualified, then letters of administration appointing the executor or personal representative shall be governed by Florida Statute Section 733.301. If you need help with a Jacksonville Probate Case or Florida Probate Case Please contact a Florida Probate Lawyer or Attorney.