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Intestacy: Dying without a Will
In the absence of a valid Last Will and Testament, the allocation and distribution of estate assets is determined by intestacy laws of state in which the decedent lived.
Tip: To learn the allocation of heir-ship by family relation visit the website www.MyState Will.com
Finding a Probate Lawyer
Not all lawyers have experience and resources to handle complex estate administration cases. Probate laws can differ from state to state and each county can have specific probate forms.
TIP: Contact an qualified estate administration attorney in the County in which the decedent lived.
Executor Duties
Executors named in a Will have special duties and responsibilities to the estate and beneficiaries. These duties include; fairness, objectivity & knowledge and compliance with probate laws.
Tip: Failure to properly meet fiduciary duties can result in litigation.
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When a family member or friend passes away there is a great deal of stress during the grieving process. Making matters even more overwhelming is the need to settle the probate and estate affairs of the decedent.
Having help from experienced estate professionals during this difficult time is essential.
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Finding the right estate professional can relieve the burden placed on a family. Probate is a complicated legal process which requires strict compliance with state probate laws.
Making errors and causing costly delays can create legal liabilities for the executor and have serious financial implications for the beneficiaries of an estate. Often times, family relationships are needlessly strained or seriously damaged during this challenging period.
If you have been named or appointed the probate executor or trustee of an estate we strongly suggest you contact a legal professional early in the probate process to avoid such perils.
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