Lafayette County Probate Court
Florida
Phone
386-294-1600Website
Official Site →In Lafayette County, Florida, you file a probate case with the Lafayette County probate court at 120 W Main St, Mayo, FL 32066. You can reach the court at 386-294-1600. Below you'll find 1 filing fee and the office hours.
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Court Location & Contact
Address
120 W Main St, Mayo, FL 32066
Phone
386-294-1600Filing Fees
Lafayette County, Florida
| Fee Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Petition for Probate | — |
Judges & Officers
Probate Forms Library
0 Florida probate forms (plus 44 federal forms).
Federal forms (IRS, SSA, VA) · 44
Probate in Lafayette County
- Court that handles probate
- Circuit Court
- Simple probate
- 6-12 months
- Complex estate
- 12-24 months
- Florida small estate limit
- $150,000
Funeral homes near the Lafayette County probate court
- FuneralUSBurns Funeral Home of Mayo
Mayo, FL · under 1 mi from the court
- FuneralUSMelson Funeral Service, Ltd
Millsboro, FL · 12 mi from the court
- FuneralUSHarris Funeral Home
Live Oak, FL · 18 mi from the court
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Additional Notes
The Clerk of Court manages all probate filings for Lafayette County. Lafayette County operates under the 3rd Judicial Circuit. All petitions and proposed orders must be submitted electronically via the Florida Courts E-Filing Portal.
Office Hours
Common Questions
Where do I file probate in Lafayette County, Florida?
File with the Lafayette County probate court at 120 W Main St, Mayo, FL 32066. The court's phone number is 386-294-1600.
When is the Lafayette County probate court open?
Listed office hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
How long does probate take in Florida?
A simple probate in Florida usually takes about 6-12 months. A complex estate can take 12-24 months. In Florida, creditors have three months after the notice to creditors is first published to file a claim. A creditor who has to be served gets 30 days after service if that's later. No claim can be brought more than two years after the death (Fla. Stat. §§ 733.702, 733.710).
Is there a small estate option in Florida?
Florida's limit for summary administration, a shorter court process, is $150,000 of Florida probate property, not counting property exempt from creditors. The limit doesn't apply when the death was more than two years ago. Either way, the will can't require formal administration (Fla. Stat. § 735.201).
Probate Attorneys
The closest we list to this court
Lee-ford Tritt
The University of Florida Levin College of Law
Gainesville · 57 mi
Jason Havens
Holland & Knight LLP
Jacksonville · 92 mi