During an estate administration in California, the divorce of a beneficiary may impact an inheritance. Learn the facts about inheritance and community property.
An executor is the legal personal representative of the deceased person’s estate. The executor has the opportunity to decline his/her role.
During an estate administration in California, the divorce of a beneficiary may impact an inheritance. Learn the facts about inheritance and community property.
In this article, San Diego probate attorney Scott Grossman explains how the executor is appointed by the court.
Minors who have a guardian during an estate administration may at some point no longer need it. Certain individuals can request the end of the guardianship.
According to California Probate law, executors, administrators, guardians, conservators, and trustees are considered a fiduciary having a standard of care.
Attorney and Certified Probate Specialist, Scott Grossman explains why you need to start probate in California.
Responsibilities during an estate administration are divided between an executor and a trustee. Click here for more info on executor vs. trustee.
When you administer an estate, you must handle the estate’s assets. There are several possible ways of handling real estate that was owned by a decedent.