The Probate process is initiated by obtaining either Letters Testamentary (if there is a Will) or Letters of Administration (if the Decedent died without having made a Will).
This is the beginning of a process that often includes interconnected layers of complexity that require legal professionals who specialize in Probate Estate Administration—like the attorneys at American Wills & Estates.
Our Probate Estate Administration Services include:
- The formal preparation and filing of all necessary petitions, tax returns, pleadings and other required legal documentation
- The identification, marshaling and determination of which assets of the Decedent are going to be subject to Probate
- The resolution of potential disputes and disagreements between the heirs and beneficiaries
- The timely transfer and distribution of the estate assets and other real property
- The alleviation of your concerns and fears about the probate process through trusted guidance and understanding
We’re not going to mislead you—the Probate process can be involved, especially when there was no formal Estate Planning done by the Decedent during his or her lifetime. However, often times the our clients fears of their loved one’s estate assets being tied up “for years” or being “taxed to death after death” are often unfounded. Enlisting the services of a competent and experienced estate attorney can go a long way toward guiding your family smoothly through the probate process.
If you’ve recently lost a loved one and find yourself in need of a trusted and experienced estate administration law firm, give us a call today at (412) 381-7370 or visit us online at http://www.americanwillsandestates.com
We’ve been guiding families throughout Western Pennsylvania through the probate estate administration process with competency, compassion and care for over 25 years. What really sets us apart is that, unlike the vast majority of law firms, we offer most of our Probate Estate Administration services on a LOW FLAT FEE BASIS. We also do not expect to be paid for our legal services until the administration of the estate has been completed and finalized.
