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Passing With a Will
When an individual passes away with a duly executed Will, it necessitates admission to probate. Prior to the heirs obtaining access to the decedent's estate, the Probate Court must authorize an administration.
The administration pertaining to the estate can manifest as either independent or dependent, each carrying distinct responsibilities for the Executor managing the estate. In these varying contexts, the probate lawyers at Mauro Law Firm stand ready to support the estate’s administrator, assisting with the requisite form filings, asset distribution, and adept navigation through the court processes.
If you find yourself appointed as an Executor within a Will, the probate attorneys at Mauro Law Firm are here to facilitate the admission of the Will and guide you seamlessly through the intricacies of the probate process.
Recognizing the challenges and emotional upheavals you and your family are encountering during this period, we are committed to managing the legal dimensions with utmost care and precision, allowing you to concentrate on your family’s well-being and support.
Passing Without a Will
When an individual passes away without a Will, it is legally termed as dying intestate. In such instances, the distribution of the person's property is governed by the laws of intestate succession.
Navigating through intestate succession can be a protracted and strenuous process. The absence of a Will implies that the family of the deceased will be subjected to a more intricate process to access the estate of their loved one. The attorneys at Mauro Law Firm specialize in managing the complexities of the intestate process. Entrust us with the responsibility of probating your loved one’s estate in the absence of a Will. We are here to provide proficient guidance in selecting the appropriate intestate process, and we will steadfastly support and navigate you through each phase, from commencement to conclusion.
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