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Need Probate?

Have you been told that you need “Letters Testamentary” in order to access your loved one’s accounts? Then that generally means that the institution you are dealing with needs legal documentation from the probate court.

Generally, a probate is required when the person who passes away holds title to assets in their name alone which have a cumulative value in excess of $100,000.

Typically, the following assets would NOT need to go through a probate: (1) Assets held in joint tenancy (if the remaining joint tenant is still alive); (2) Accounts held as “Pay on death” or “in Trust for” accounts; (3) Retirement accounts which pass to a living designated beneficiary; (4) Life Insurance proceeds which pass to a living designated beneficiary; and (5) Assets titled in a Trust. (more)

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First Name *
Last Name *
Email *
What does this matter involve? *
Name of the Decedent: *
Date of Death *
County or State of Residence at the time of death: *
Your relationship to the decedent: *
Did the decedent leave a will? *
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If yes, do you have a copy of the will? *
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Are you named as the executor or administrator in the will? *
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If no, who is named? *
Did the decedent leave a Trust? *
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What was the marital status of the decedent? *
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