Assertion: probate's estate | /r/HasProperty | probated
Facets:
value: judicially
type: MANNER
value: without a traditional will
type: MANNER
value: if
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Your estate will be probated whether or not you have a Will, and probate fees will be incurred either way.
text: Whether an estate will have to be probated depends on how the decedent’s (the person who has died) property is titled when they die.
text: When an estate is probated, creditors are also prioritized.
text: In California, estates that are valued at more than $166,250 (including only probate assets) generally have to be probated.
text: In New Jersey, if a decedent's estate is small enough, the law allows the estate to be probated using a simplified process.
text: Probate is not always required, but most estates should be probated.
text: How do you determine the appropriate probate court where an estate is being or has been, probated?
text: Any additional information that will aid the court in making the decision on whether it should approve the estate may also be taken, including the identity of the deceased, the relationship between the deceased and the proposed personal representative, and the reason the estate needs to be probated.
text: Today, at least in Maryland and Pennsylvania, probate courts are still called Orphans' Courts, for historical reasons, hearing matters involving wills of deceased estates which are contested and supervising estates which are probated judicially.
text: The most extreme way to avoid the probate of your estate is to get rid of all of your property because without any property you will not have an estate that will need to be probated.
text: In Michigan, if a decedent's estate is small enough, Michigan law allows the estate to be probated using an expedited process (summary administration) that does not require the appointment of a personal representative.
text: California law offers a sample of proper notice to creditors that the estate is being probated.
text: Whenever there is a death in New Castle County, an estate must be probated if:
text: If a decedent's estate is small enough, North Carolina law allows the estate to be probated using a simplified process (administration by affdavit or summary administration) that does not require the appointment of a personal representative.
text: In Ohio, if a decedents estate is small enough, the law allows the estate to be probated using a simplified process called "release from administration" or "summary release from probate.
text: This simply isn’t true though, as every estate will be probated, with or without a traditional will, unless there is a living will in play and assets are transferred before a person’s death.
text: All wills and intestate estates must be probated, but the degrees of court involvement and complexity range from simple and inexpensive to complicated and costly.
text: However, there are exceptionally rare cases when someone’s estate would have to be probated even if they had a proper plan in place.
text: Today, at least in Maryland and Pennsylvania, probate courts are still called Orphans' Courts, for historical reasons, hearing matters involving wills of deceased estates which are contested and supervising estates which are probated judicially.
text: All wills and intestate estates must be probated, but the degrees of court involvement and complexity range from simple and inexpensive to complicated and costly.
text: All wills and intestate estates must be probated.
text: Probate fees” (properly known in Ontario as ‘estate administration tax’) must be paid to the government of Ontario when an estate is probated.
text: Because every state has different probate court forms for a final accounting, the form must be obtained from the probate court where the estate is being probated.
text: Wills are still proved but intestate estates are "probated" as well.