If you recently inherited a large sum of money, you may be wondering what your next steps should be. Coming into millions of dollars can be life-changing, but it can also result in new and unexpected financial obligations. That’s why it’s crucial to carefully consider the implications of your actions before making any decisions about […]
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An inheritance lawyer, also known as a probate or estate lawyer, is a state-licensed attorney who helps personal representatives and heirs of estates handle the estate of a deceased person. An inheritance lawyer can be involved in various capacities based on the specific details of an estate. A probate lawyer’s role in settling an estate
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When someone dies, their property must be passed on to their heirs and beneficiaries. Everything that a person owns individually will be considered their property upon their death. This includes personal property such as cash, stocks, vehicles, clothes, furniture, and jewelry, as well as real property such as land and buildings. Some assets will be
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State intestacy laws direct how estate assets must be distributed, identifying family members’ order of priority to receive an inheritance and how much they are entitled to receive. Who inherits property if there is no will? If your loved one passes away without a will, California’s intestate succession laws (California Probate Code 6400 through 6455)
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Sometimes family members have good reason for disinheriting someone. For example, a parent may have already given substantial assets to a spouse, child or grandchild, and feel like they’ve given enough. To ensure their intentions are followed, they disinherit that person. If you feel you were unjustly disinherited, read more. What is the definition
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Sometimes family members have good reason for disinheriting someone. For example, a parent may have already given substantial assets to a spouse, child or grandchild, and feel like they’ve given enough. To ensure their intentions are followed, they disinherit that person. If you feel you were unjustly disinherited, read more. What is the definition
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