If a trust (also known as a “living trust”) was not established, and there is only a will, the family of the deceased must go through probate. If there simply is no will, no matter the amount of the assets, the family must also go through probate.
However, in some cases where the assets are worth less than $150,000, probate may not be necessary.
If you are named as the executor by the terms of the will, I will help you file the petition or if you would like to become the administrator of the estate of a family member who did not have a will (a condition referred to as “intestate”) I can help you to become appointed by the probate court. I can also assist you in all subsequent probate court matters and procedures until the closing of the estate. The probate law process is not easily accomplished without professional legal help and with my assistance, the paperwork flows smoothly and the probate process is seamless.