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FL Supreme CourtAugust 7, 2026Rules Amended (effective immediately; 75-day comment period)📋 Rule Change

In re: Amendments to Florida Probate Rules - 2026 Legislation

Case No. SC2026-0690

On a fast-track report from The Florida Bar's Probate Rules Committee, the Florida Supreme Court amended Probate Rules 5.025, 5.425, and 5.530 to conform to chapter 2026-57, Laws of Florida. The amendments add proceedings to enforce a personal representative's authority under section 733.612 to the list of adversary proceedings, raise the nonexempt personal property ceiling for disposition without administration from $10,000 to $20,000, and raise the summary administration threshold from $75,000 to $150,000.

Key facts

  • The Florida Supreme Court amended Probate Rules 5.025, 5.425, and 5.530 to conform to chapter 2026-57, Laws of Florida, following a fast-track report from The Florida Bar's Probate Rules Committee.
  • The amendments increase the nonexempt personal property ceiling for disposition without administration from $10,000 to $20,000 and raise the summary administration threshold from $75,000 to $150,000.
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Why it matters

Estate and probate litigators must immediately update petition forms and pleading practice: the summary administration threshold doubles to $150,000 and disposition without administration doubles to $20,000, expanding… — full analysis with a trial

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