Why Can Creditors Reach Revocable Living Trusts?
Assets held in a revocable living trust are generally not protected by creditors. There are many reasons why this is the case.
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What should I do if credit card companies are contacting me regarding my deceased loved one’s estate?
Administering a probate in California can be a confusing process for those unfamiliar with the procedures. Unfortunately, failing to understand the responsibilities of an executor, administrator, or family member of a deceased individual can be costly.
How do I Protect a California Probate Estate From Creditors?
The executor or administrator of a California probate estate has a duty to protect and preserve estate assets. Part of this duty involves denying or approving claims in the creditors claim procedure.
5 Facts That Must Be Stated In A Creditor’s Claim Against An Estate
A Notice of Claim to a creditor, can make them file for a Creditor’s Claim. Learn about the information a creditor’s claim against an estate must contain.
Rules for Paying Debts in a San Diego Probate Administration
Did your loved one pass away leaving behind debts? Here is an overview of rules relating to the debt payment process from a San Diego probate attorney.
California Probate: How Do You Notify Creditors?
San Diego probate and trust administration lawyer Scott Grossman explains how to notify creditors under the California probate code and handle their claims.
Creditors May Want to Get Involved in the Distribution of a California Estate
San Diego attorney Scott Grossman describes how Creditors should be notified under California probate law to file their claim against the decedent’s estate.
Creditors Only Have a Certain Amount of Time to File a Claim
During a probate administration, notice must be provided to creditors. After the notice is sent, creditors have a limited period of time to file a claim.