Working Through the Administration Process
Probate administration typically involves several tasks. In addition to determining the location of the deceased's heirs and taking possession of property, they will be responsible for filing tax returns and an inventory of assets with probate court, determining the validity of any claims they receive against the estate, distributing assets, and accounting for all receipts and disbursements. We can walk you through each step to ease your mind and ensure there are no mistakes. Should someone have a valid claim against the estate, we also represent your case in court. If you pass away before creating your own will, estate administration is left up to the courts, which means your assets may not end up in the hands you want them to. Instead of fearing such a mishap, allow us to provide estate planning services. We'll consult with you to determine what you own and how you would like to distribute it among family members and friends upon your death. Your will can also contain information about who will take guardianship of minor children and pets if it is necessary.