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The clerk notifies that $3,445.56 in unclaimed probate funds for the estate of Maurice Joseph Myers are held in the court registry for Linda L. Jump; if unclaimed, funds will be deposited with the Florida Department of Financial Services after six months and will escheat after ten years.
The clerk notifies that unclaimed probate funds totaling $1,695.16 for the estate of Maurice Joseph Myers are held in the court registry and will be sent to the Florida Department of Financial Services unless claimed under section 733.816. Claimants have specified statutory timeframes to recover the money before escheatment to the state.
The court holds $12,772.22 in unclaimed probate funds for John P. O'Brien from the estate of Anne E. O'Brien; if not claimed within six months of this notice the Clerk will transfer the funds to the Florida Department of Financial Services, where they may be claimed for up to ten years.
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.
The court holds $7,621.88 in unclaimed probate funds for the estate of Stevie Bonfa deposited to the court registry on 07/14/2025; funds will be turned over to the Florida Department of Financial Services after at least six months and must be claimed within 10 years.
Settlement reached for claimant's tort claim against Florida Department of Financial Services.
An administrative complaint has been filed against Alicia Celauro regarding her license.
An administrative complaint has been filed against Alicia Celauro in Volusia County that may suspend or revoke her professional license. She must request a hearing by March 12, 2026, or waive that right and allow the Chief Financial Officer to decide the case.
The Lee County Circuit Court holds $6,306 in unclaimed probate funds for Michael Clayton Wells from the estate of Donna L. White. If not claimed under Florida law, the funds will be turned over to the Department of Financial Services and may escheat to the State after ten years.
The Pinellas County court holds $3,686.36 in unclaimed probate funds for Derrick Miles from the estate of Benjamin Dean Miles. If not claimed within six months of this notice, the funds will be turned over to the Florida Department of Financial Services and may escheat to the state after ten years.
The Pinellas County court holds $2,838.49 in unclaimed probate funds for the estate of Robert P. Schmidt; if not claimed, the clerk will transfer the funds to the Florida Department of Financial Services after six months and they may escheat to the state after ten years.
Notice that $3,183.59 in unclaimed probate funds for the estate of Ann J. Jochems are held in the court registry for Elisa Priest; if not claimed within specified timeframes the funds will be transferred to the Department of Financial Services and may eventually escheat to the state.
An administrative complaint seeks suspension or revocation of Alicia Celauro’s license and eligibility for licensure; she must request a hearing by March 12, 2026 or waive that right. Contact info for the DFS Agency Clerk and counsel is provided.
The Lee County Clerk advises that $2,011.42 in unclaimed probate funds for Marilyn Duket from the estate of Ervin W. Gates are being held in the court registry and will be transferred to the state if not claimed under Florida law.
An administrative complaint has been filed against Saraie Jemina Dorgilles that could suspend or revoke her professional license; she must request a hearing by February 26, 2026, or lose the right to contest the action.
An administrative complaint was filed against Jacob Lorenzo Mathis that could suspend or revoke his professional license; he must request a hearing by March 12, 2026 or waive the right to one. Contact details are provided to obtain the complaint and request a hearing.
An administrative complaint has been filed against Alicia Celauro that could suspend or revoke her professional license. She must request a hearing by March 12, 2026, or waive the right and allow the Chief Financial Officer to decide the case.
What Are Public Notices in Florida?
Public notices in Florida are legally mandated announcements published in official newspapers and government portals. Under state law, government agencies, courts, and private parties must publish these notices to inform the public of actions that may affect their rights or property.
Common types of public notices in Florida include foreclosure filings, probate and estate notices, fictitious business name statements, tax deed sales, lis pendens (pending lawsuit filings on real property), name change petitions, and government bid solicitations.
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