why does a will go to probate
The probate process clarifies a will and protects an estate from challenges to the specified beneficiaries of inheritance. Although using probate for a will is an effective, and sometimes necessary process, some matters of a will can be handled without involving a probate court.s discussed above, in order for the assets of an estate (excluding some smaller estates) to be properly distributed to the named beneficiaries, a valid will must go through probate. Probate is necessary when there are problems with an existing will.