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- Discuss what to expect at court.
- Discover what you are likely to receive based upon the information you provide.
- Preview potential problems and discuss how to overcome them.
What is Probate?
In California, the Probate Court transfers the real property and personal property from a deceased person to their heirs. In other states, this court is sometimes referred to as a “court of orphanage.” You may need a probate attorney if:
- You have a deceased relative and need to take ownership of their property, (Administration)
- Someone died who owes you money, (Creditor’s Claim)
- You are the Successor Trustee of a Trust and need help knowing what to do. (Trust Administration)
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