Typically, if an estate owes you money, you are considered an estate creditor. There are different types of estate creditors. When and how an estate creditor is paid depends on which category they fit into. For example, many claims that…
What should you do when you receive a probate notice from the Probate Court? What happens if you do nothing? These are common questions we hear from heirs. We’ll answer each one in turn in this article. My name…
What is the difference between an executor, an administrator, and a personal representative? Probate law has many uncommon terms that are unique to this area of law. In this article, we’re going to review three of the most common of…
What does an executor do for an estate? What is the job of an executor and what does the executor do? We’re going to answer those questions today. My name is Erik Broel. I’m the founder and CEO of Georgia…
It can be one of the most frustrating things in the world. A loved one has passed away and another relative is serving as executor or administrator. You felt good when the probate process started and you were looking forward…
Often, when our team meets with an executor or administrator for the first time, a key concern on their mind is how to keep the estate peaceful and avoid estate disputes. Maybe you are in a situation where you have…
Selling a deceased parent’s home is never a happy experience. A lot goes into it and for many of our clients, it can be an emotional rollercoaster. Between going through the personal items in the home, handling the legal process,…
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