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  "name": "What is inherited property, and how does it become mine?",
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        "text": "Inherited property is real estate acquired after a property owner's passing, typically through a will or state intestacy laws. The process of transferring ownership usually involves probate, a legal process that validates the will and distributes assets. Once probate is complete, the property title can be transferred to the beneficiaries. In Miami-Dade or Broward County, this legal process can vary in duration, and consulting with a local probate attorney is often recommended to understand the specific steps involved.",
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        "description": "Inherited property is real estate received after someone's death, usually through probate to transfer ownership."
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  "description": "Inherited property is real estate received after someone's death, usually through probate to transfer ownership."
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