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The 7-letter P word that everyone wants to avoid. When you lose a loved one, you don’t want to deal with a complicated process, fighting, and attorneys; you want to grieve. Being in charge of the probate process can be a tremendous and difficult responsibility. Unfortunately, even the most pleasant family relationships can become contentious when a death occurs. Proper estate planning can avoid this. However, should you find yourself involved in probate and have little to no experience with legal and court procedures, the attorneys at Short & Stevens Law can help make the process as simple and smooth as possible.
The value of the estate determines the type of probate. The probate process length and cost vary drastically because there are so many different factors involved. The probate attorneys at Short & Stevens Law give the executors or administrators various options to minimize costs and ensure the process is as efficient as possible, so call us today. Life is short, don’t waste your time in court.
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A Will avoids probate.
the TRUTH A Will only directs the court once in probate, otherwise the state makes the direction itself.
You need to have a lot of money or a lot of assets to worry about estate planning
the TRUTH Estate planning is not just about your assets, but also about your body.
A Trust is the only way to avoid probate
the TRUTH There are many ways to avoid probate, a Trust is merely one option.
My heirs will be able to find my estate planning documents
the TRUTH There is no central database for estate planning documents (though through our Elite Estate Insider Program there can be for you).
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