Who can claim these unclaimed probate funds?

Any person or entity entitled under Florida law, following the procedures in Section 733.816, may file to claim the funds.

How much money is being held and for whom?

$21,025.26 is held for Bradley Daniel Ohara from the estate of Kevin Arthur Ohara.

What happens if no one claims the funds?

The Clerk will deposit the funds with the Department of Financial Services after six months, and they will escheat to the state if unclaimed for 10 years after that.

Probate — 425 N. Orange Ave., Ste. 335, Orlando, FL (2025-CP-000679-O)

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The court holds $21,025.26 in unclaimed probate funds for Bradley Daniel Ohara from the estate of Kevin Arthur Ohara. Funds will be deposited with the Florida Department of Financial Services at least six months after this notice unless claimed under section 733.816.

Key Takeaways

Unclaimed amount: $21,025.26 for Bradley Daniel Ohara
Funds to be deposited with state after six months
Claim must follow Section 733.816 procedures
Funds escheat to state after 10 years from deposit

Published: May 8, 2026 · 1 week ago
Category: Probate
City: Apopka
Address: 425 N. Orange Ave., Ste. 335, Orlando, FL · 21 filings
Case #

2025-CP-000679-O

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If you don't respond

If no claim is made within six months the Clerk will deposit the funds with the Department of Financial Services; unclaimed funds will escheat to the state after 10 years from that deposit.

What to do next

1
File a claim under Section 733.816
If you are Bradley Daniel Ohara or an entitled party, file the required claim documents with the Orange County Clerk per Section 733.816 before the Clerk deposits funds (six months after April 7, 2026).
2
Contact the Clerk's Office
Call or visit Orange County Clerk at 425 N. Orange Ave., Ste. 335, Orlando, FL 32801 for claim procedure and required forms.
3
Monitor publication dates
This notice was published April 10 and May 8, 2026; note the April 7, 2026 registry date for timing the six-month deposit deadline.

Frequently asked questions

Who can claim these unclaimed probate funds?: Any person or entity entitled under Florida law, following the procedures in Section 733.816, may file to claim the funds.
How much money is being held and for whom?: $21,025.26 is held for Bradley Daniel Ohara from the estate of Kevin Arthur Ohara.
What happens if no one claims the funds?: The Clerk will deposit the funds with the Department of Financial Services after six months, and they will escheat to the state if unclaimed for 10 years after that.

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Legal terms in this notice

escheat: When unclaimed funds are transferred to state ownership after a set period.
registry of court: A secure account where the court holds money pending proper claim or order.
Section 733.816: Florida statute governing distribution and claiming of unclaimed probate funds.

Full Notice Text

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
ORANGE COUNTY,
FLORIDA
PROBATE MENTAL
HEALTH DIVISION 
CASE NUMBER: 
2025-CP-000679-O
 DIVISION Probate
IN RE:
KEVIN ARTHUR OHARA
DECEASED
NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED
PROBATE FUNDS
DEPOSITED IN COURT
REGISTRY
Notice is given that, pursuant to section 733.816, Florida Statutes, unclaimed probate funds of $21,025.26 are being held for BRADLEY DANIEL OHARA in the registry of court, deposited per order of 11/05/2025 in the Estate of KEVIN ARTHUR OHARA, deceased; case number 2025-CP-000679-O.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court will deposit these funds with the Department of Financial Services no less than six months after the posting or the first publication of this notice, after deducting fees and any costs of publication. Any person or entity entitled to such funds may obtain them by compliance with applicable provisions of Section 733.816, Fla. Stat., within 10 years from the date of deposit with the Department of Financial Services, after which time the funds will escheat to the state.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the official seal of this Court, on this the 7th day of April, 2026.
Tiffany Moore Russell
Orange County
Clerk of the Circuit Court
425 N. Orange Ave.,
Ste. 335
Orlando, FL 32801
By: Mayra I Cruz
Deputy Clerk
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
Publish: The Apopka Chief
April 10, May 8, 2026