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What is Probate?
Probate is the procedure used to transfer a person's assets when they die. Some assets pass automatically or outside of probate based on their character or how they were titled. There are different types of probate administration, including full administration, summary administration and ancillary administration.
Probate & Probate Avoidance
What Probate is and how it can be
avoided.
Formal
Probate Administration
Formal Probate
Procedure including estimated time periods.
Summary Probate Administration
Summary Administration Procedures.
Summary Administration is available to estates with probatable assets of
less the $75,000 in value.
Ancillary Administration
Additional Probate Administrations are required for real property
that was owned outside the state of residence. This type of
administration can be avoided by titling real property in your trust.
