Does a Person’s Trust Have to be Filed with the Court when they Die?
Generally, a person’s trust does not have to be filed with the court when they die. This is different than their will which must be lodge with the Superior Court for the county in which they resided at the time they died. Learn more about when a trust has to be filed with the court here.
What happens when Co Executors Disagree?
Some estates have two individuals serving as co-executors. When co-executors disagree, there are certain potential outcomes for what may happen.
Should I be Using a Custodian for Probate?
Using a custodian may be an option when there is a minor beneficiary of an estate. View here for more information from a San Diego probate attorney.
When Banks Want to See a Copy of Death Certificate
Even if your loved one had an estate plan, the bank may still want a copy of the death certificate. There are many valid reasons for this request.
When Appraisals Are Used During Estate Administration
During an estate administration, you may need appraisals for some or all of the estate property. It is important to know when an appraisal is necessary.