How does probate work? Although laws and procedures vary from state to state, the probate process largely depends on whether the decedent had a will. Probate process with a will Here are the primary steps in the
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While some wills do avoid probate, property that your will directs should go to certain beneficiaries (whether people or organizations) may still betied up in probate court for months before it can be distributedaccording to your wishes. In addition to time and effort, the probate process invol...
How does a life insurance payout work? When you buy a life insurance policy, you choose the amount of coverage you want. In most cases, the face value of your life insurance is the sum of money your beneficiaries receive if you die. This payout is known as the “death benefit.” You...
Most graduates find work as traditional court reporters through the Colorado Judicial Branch in the Court of Appeals, Denver Juvenile Court, Denver Probate Court, Supreme Court, or Trial Courts. Also, numerous court reporting agencies across the state, such as the Agren Blando Court Reporting and ...
Tresp is a member of The State Bar of California (Bar Number 290339), the San Diego County Bar Association, Probate Attorneys of San Diego, and the American Bar Association. In addition to California State Courts, she practices before the United States Tax Court and the United States District...
Earlier in my career I handled cases in a number of different areas. I did some criminal law, landlord-tenant cases, probate, personal injury and other general civil litigation cases.Read Moreabout “Interview with Scott Morgan: Family Law Attorney”…...
If you are a parent who needs to prove paternity but live in a different state, this article can give you a general idea of what steps are necessary to resolve the issue of paternity. Whether there is an out of state father who does not want to get involved with the child or ...
A joint-owned property can be held as ajoint tenancy. Two or more people have equal rights and obligations to the property they own together in this legal arrangement until one partner passes away. The deceased owner's interest passes to the survivors without probate at this time. It's ofte...
What Does a Lawyer Do? Lawyers work in both the public sector and the private sector. Attorneys who represent clients help their clients understand the law and pursue the course of action that is most helpful to their clients’ position. Their help might range from giving their client advice ...