Probate Administration Legal Services

Navigating Probate Administration With Ease

When it comes to probate administration, The Gunn Law Firm is your trusted partner. Much of estate planning is geared toward avoiding the necessity of the probate process. However, there are many situations where probate cannot be entirely avoided. For example, when decedents pass away while owning assets solely in their name, those assets typically must go through the probate process to ensure proper distribution to those entitled to receive them. In other cases, involving minors without parents or incapacitated persons who require someone to make healthcare and other personal decisions on their behalf, the probate process may indeed be necessary to ensure the appointment of a guardian.

Additionally, if these minors or incapacitated persons own any property, the court may need to appoint a conservator to make financial decisions on their behalf. All persons appointed by the probate court have certain obligations and responsibilities while representing the interests of the decedent, minor, or incapacitated person.

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