Bal Harbour, Florida is a hamlet in Miami-Dade County. At the 2010 United States Census, 2,513 people lived there. In 1946, Robert C. Graham, one of the heads of Miami Beach Heights in Detroit, Michigan, moved twenty-five families into apartments that he had renovated in order Bal Harbour to be eligible for incorporation. He then employed Miami Beach tax assessor Willard Webb, to outline a charter for the Village of Bal Harbour. After the charter was finished, the Village was integrated on August 14, 1946, by Graham and twenty-five registered male voters. It was managed under the city-manger government system. Bal Harbour Village was re-integrated by the 1947 Florida Legislature’s special act and its own charter published on June 16. This new charter appended the initial incorporation according to the General Laws of Florida. According to the new charter, an election to choose five council members was convened on June 30. Probate is a procedure supervised by the court to settle the decedent’s estate. When the decedent has a will, he or she is known as the testator. A probate court in Florida will manage the amassing of a testator’s assets, compensating his or her debts and issuing of his or her assets to will heirs. In Florida, this carefully watched probate procedure is known as formal administration. In order to probate a will in Florida, a person must complete the following steps:Bal Harbour Probate Lawyer
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