Probate is the legal administrative process through which property from the estate of the deceased is transferred from the name of the deceased into the name of the inheritor. It is a court ordered transfer of property.
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If you haven’t received your rightful inheritance, chances are the reason relates to one or more of the following issues. Read more here.
Whether or not you have to do a probate of your late spouse’s estate will depend on how title to your spouse’s property was held.
If the trustee of a family member’s trust won’t give you any information, send a written request to them. The trustee is obligated to provide each beneficiary with information.
A San Diego trustee error could result in your inheritance being distributed to the wrong beneficiary. View here for five reasons this may happen.
Stepchildren left out of the estate administration process in San Diego may have legal rights. Learn more about three questions every stepchild should consider.
If a beneficiary passes away before receiving an inheritance, there are many possibilities for what should happen next. Ask these five questions for guidance.
An inventory & appraisal is mandatory and must be put together correctly and filed in every California probate.
If My Spouse and I Were Separated When They Died Do I Still Inherit? Well, the terms of separation are really important in this context and it has a specific legal meaning.
Blended families can make estate administration even more confusing than it already is. View here for more about the process.