Author name: Justin Murphy

Justin Murphy is a Southwest Florida real estate professional and co-founder of SWFL Estate Solutions. He focuses on helping families manage inherited and estate properties throughout the region, especially when the process involves probate, multiple heirs, or out-of-state ownership. Justin works directly with families to coordinate the transition of estate property—from preparing the home for sale to navigating the closing process. He lives in Southwest Florida with his family and enjoys helping people find practical solutions during what can often be an overwhelming situation.

Four siblings discussing whether to sell an inherited house in Florida

Inherited Property

Do All Heirs Have to Agree to Sell a House in Florida?

Learn whether all heirs must agree to sell a house in Florida, what happens when heirs disagree, and how inherited property can be sold during probate.

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What Happens to Property in Probate in Florida?

What happens to property during probate in Florida? Learn how assets are handled, who has authority, and when a home can be sold during the probate process.

clean out parents house after death and sorting belongings

Estate Transitions

How To Clean Out Parents House After Death

Cleaning out a parent’s house after death can be emotional and overwhelming. Learn practical steps for sorting belongings, handling estate items, and preparing the home for the next step.

Calculator and bills representing what happens to a mortgage after someone dies in Florida

Estate Transitions

What Happens to a Mortgage When Someone Dies in Florida?

What happens to a mortgage when someone dies in Florida? Learn who is responsible, what options heirs have, and how the loan is handled during probate or a home sale.

Calendar and Florida home symbolizing the probate timeline in Florida

How Long Does Probate Take in Florida? Timeline Explained

Probate in Florida usually takes between 6 and 12 months, though smaller estates may be completed in a few months through summary administration. Learn what affects the timeline.