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    • Bankruptcy
    • Estate Planning
    • Probate Law
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PROBATE LAW

 When a person dies with assets owned solely in their name, without a named joint owner or designated payable-on-death beneficiary, probate may be required to transfer the asset to the deceased person’s beneficiaries. When you contact Sonya Colon after the death of a loved one, she will work with you to determine whether probate is required for the deceased’s assets. 


Additionally, if the deceased was the grantor of a trust, Sonya can help the trustee understand their legal duties and assist with administering the trust through to the distribution of the trust assets to the beneficiaries. Sonya also assists beneficiaries to understand their rights and what to expect as a trust beneficiary.

SERVICES

Summary Administration

Summary Administration

Summary Administration

This type of Administration is a simplified Probate process. Generally, this is used for smaller estates; creditors are barred from claims against the estate and if the decedent has passed over two years ago.

Formal Administration

Summary Administration

Summary Administration

This type of process is used for larger estates and will require an appointment of a Personal Representative. Not everyone can serve in this capacity and can discuss the qualifications required.

Trust Administration

Summary Administration

Trust Administration

If the decedent has set up a trust and it has been funded, a Trust Administration will be required. We will have to determine if all the assets were in Trust, otherwise, it is possible to require a Probate even when a Trust has been established and funded.


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