Wills
Do you suspect that the will of a family member has been forged? If you are a legal beneficiary that has been cut out of an inheritance by the sudden appearance of a new or suspicious will, you may have reason to challenge the validity of the new will in probate court. It is always […]
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In the process of creating an estate plan, an important decision is made by the testator (the person creating the will) of whom will serve as the executor. While the person chosen is sometimes a close friend or family member, there are instances where one might need to appoint a new executor. Executors are changed […]
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When a person dies intestate, which means without a will, a common question the family asks is, if there is no will who gets the decedent’s assets, house, or other real estate? California probate laws dictate the guidelines for the transfer of property after a person’s death who did not prepare a will. In the […]
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If someone dies without a will, it’s referred to as “dying intestate.” It means that loved ones will face the process of probate in California without a will. Unfortunately, probate is notorious for being complex and expensive. Like all states, California has set legal guidelines for distributing a person’s property and other assets when they’ve […]
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If a loved one has passed away and left a will, you may be wondering what comes next. A will is a legal document that distributes assets after death according to your loved one’s wishes. However, their will was a changeable document while they were alive. It is possible that they legally changed it or […]
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When a loved one passes away, the family members become your strength and give you the courage to endure the pain. However, sometimes, the same family member(s) may become a source of grief –especially when it comes to the probate process. You might feel the need to contest a Will for many reasons. Perhaps, the […]
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When a person dies, it is the duty of the Executor to distribute the estate properly. If the deceased has left behind assets worth $150,000 or more, then the estate has to go through the California probate process. However, to begin the process it is important that you have the last will and testament of […]
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