Estate Planning Advice from Walters and Ward, A.P.C.
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Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2009 Time: 2:50 PM
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Probate is considered to be a legal process and comes under the jurisdiction of the court. You will need assistance from a probate attorney to pursue the proper legal course but there are some conditions, which has to be met so that the court can get involved. Unless mentioned otherwise in a will, in most cases, the probate court will carry on with the proceedings for disbursement of a decedent's assets to the heirs or rightful beneficiaries as mentioned in the will. The probate court will oversee each and every aspect of the probate proceedings so that the deceased person's debts are paid, taxes are taken care of and the assets are properly distributed to the rightful heirs.
Whether the decedent has a proper will or not, if he/she has an estate then it will be probated in the court. But probate is not necessary. The Walters and Ward Law Firm can show you how to avoid probate completely.
The legal requirements of probate can be very costly and extremely aggravating for your heirs. All of this unpleasantness can be avoided by having a living trust, which is realistically feasible only through the assistance of attorneys, like those at Walters and Ward Law Firm.
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