When someone dies, many administrative tasks must be completed. You’re planning the funeral, taking responsibility for your loved one’s home and property, executing their will,
After someone passes away, something needs to be done with their property. Usually, this is handled through California’s probate process. During the process, most assets
Whether you’re preparing your estate plan or administering a loved one’s will, an estate inventory is crucial. These documents are vital to the probate process.
You may have heard of probate before but may not know what it involves. In short, probate confirms whether a deceased person has a will
When a person with a will passes away, the will must be filed in probate court before assets listed in the will can be distributed.
Many Californians have some familiarity with wills and trusts, whereas others are just starting to learn the differences and potential benefits of each. When parents
Losing a loved one is a complex experience. There are emotional aspects to consider as well as logical obligations to handle, such as seeing the
The executor of a California estate has a lot of responsibilities. Because it is important to know exactly what assets are part of the estate,
After a loved one’s passing, many California residents may wonder how the remaining assets will be distributed. Hopefully, the decedent will have created an estate
It can take a lot of work to close an estate. Some California residents may not want to place that responsibility on a loved one
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