Acknowledgment of Disclosure Regarding Attorney or Relative of Attorney as Personal Representative (Florida)
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About this template
This template is intended for use when an attorney drafts or oversees the execution of a will that nominates themselves or a relative of theirs as personal representative. It should be used to confirm that the necessary disclosures were made to the testator prior to the will being signed, otherwise the attorney (or their relative) may not be eligible for compensation for acting as personal representative, or may be found to have breached the Florida ethics rules.
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