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Estate Settlement

Settling an estate involves navigating probate, executor responsibilities, and asset distribution. Discover the steps to efficiently administer an estate, handle debts, and comply with state-specific probate laws.

California probate laws

The Executor’s Guide to California Probate Law

If you are an executor of an estate in California - it's important to understand the laws of probate. In this guide we will outline everything you need to know.

Letters of administration new york

How To Get Letters of Administration in New York

Obtaining a letter of administration is one of the first steps an administrator should take when probating a will in New York state.

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Obtain Letters of Testamentary in NY: A Guide for Executors

Obtain your letters of testamentary in New York with ease. Our comprehensive guide takes you through the process, step by step.

How To Transfer the Car Title of a Deceased Person in California

How To Transfer the Car Title of a Deceased Person in California

As an executor, you're tasked with distributing estate assets - one of which will be automobiles. Here is how you transfer the car title of the deceased in California.

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What is a probate referee and when do you actually need one?

The probate referee's main job is to value non-cash assets at a fair market value. Read on to find out when you need one - and where to get one.

Letters of administration California

Everything You Need to Know About Letters of Administration in California

Obtaining a letter of administration is one of the first things a personal administrator should do when settling an estate, here's what you need to know about them.

What Happens to a Deceased Persons Bank Account

What Happens to a Deceased Person’s Bank Account?

When someone dies, their bank account becomes part of their estate. Here's what happens next.

How long does probate take in Tennessee

How Long Does Probate Take in Tennessee?

Probate in Tennessee can take anywhere from six to twelve months. Here’s what you need to know about the process.