My name, along with my parents, is on the deed of a condo in Florida. Both parents passed away this year. They were residence of Indiana. I am a resid

Presuming the deed is otherwise valid and there are no other title issues, if your name and each of your parents' names are the only grantees on the deed to the Florida condo and the words "as joint tenants with rights of survivorship" are clearly stated, then you would become the owner of the Florida condo upon the death of both of your parents.  You would need to record a certified copy of each parent's death certificate in the public records of the county where the condo is located. If the condo was not owned "as joint tenants with rights of survivorship", an ancillary probate will be needed in Florida for at least one of the decedents. Since the facts are often not as simple as initially portrayed, if there are additional complicating factors, please contact local Florida counsel to discuss. The foregoing is specific to the law and procedure in Florida.  This response does not constitute legal advice as the facts presented are limited and unstated facts will likely impact your particular situation. This response is intended for general education only and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please schedule a consultation with a local attorney for more specific and detailed answers to your legal issues.