Florida Disposition of Personal Property Without Administration is a type of probate process in which the personal property of an individual who has passed away is distributed without the need for a formal probate administration. This type of disposition is available when the deceased individual had no will, or when the total value of the personal property is less than $75,000. It is a simpler and less expensive process than a formal probate administration. There are two types of Florida Disposition of Personal Property Without Administration: (1) Summary Administration and (2) Disposition of Personal Property to Surviving Spouse. Summary Administration is used when the deceased had no will, or when the will was invalid. The process is handled by the county court in which the deceased individual lived and requires the submission of a petition by an interested party. Disposition of Personal Property to Surviving Spouse is used when the deceased individual had a valid will and named a surviving spouse as the sole beneficiary of the personal property. This process is also handled by the county court in which the deceased individual lived and requires the submission of a petition by the surviving spouse.