Probate Administration
A specific process must be followed when an individual leaves a will containing a sizable estate. First the will must be proven valid, and then the terms of the will are administered. This process is called probate. As part of probate administration, a petition is filed with the court to approve the will and either appoints the executor named, or assign an executor if none was named.
In cases involving probate administration, it is smart to consult with an estate planning attorney at our firm. The attorneys at Wollman, Gehrke & Associates, P.A. will answer your questions, review the will, and recommend the best course of action. Retaining an attorney knowledgeable in probate administration, probate law, and probate court procedures, can make a big difference in not only preventing errors and delays, but also providing true asset protection during a difficult time.
The attorneys at our firm works closely with the estate executor who seeks to accomplish the following tasks as part of the probate process:
After losing a loved one, the probate process can often seem overwhelming, complex, and time-consuming. Our dedication and experience helps clients navigate it successfully, with compassion, and as quickly as possible.
Our attorneys are very experienced with all facets of probate law. We have helped many area residents reach a favorable conclusion in their probate proceedings. Probate is a necessary component in the transition of a loved one's belongings. Although often emotionally challenging, this process is made smoother with qualified legal representation.
CONTACT OUR FIRM TODAY for the personal, high quality legal counsel you need and deserve when navigating the probate process.