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Probate Administration

The probate administration process begins with the filing of a Petition for Probate administration and Will, if the decedent had one, with the Probate Court in the county that the decedent lived in. If there are no major complications, the process can be expected to take about a year from start to finish, with no small quantity of legal hoops to jump through. Our attorneys and staff have collectively spent decades jumping navigating these hoops, and are ready to make the process as simple for you as possible.
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Trust Administration 

If you or a loved one has set up a Revocable Trust, the administration process after death is a much simpler process than its Probate Court counterpart. That being said, administration of any sort involves work, and sometimes difficult questions can arise. We are experts in the minutia of trust law, and whether you need an attorney here to serve as a Trustee, or to provide advice to you as a Trustee, we are here to help
Need help administering an estate? Contact us today!
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