California Probate: How Are Securities Transferred to Heirs or Beneficiaries?
Securities are found in many estates left by decedents and wanting to be transferred, but be established through the California probate rules.
Pour-Over Wills Might Be the Answer
Pour-Over Wills allows the owner to name only one beneficiary: the Living Trust. This can help make California estate administration easier.
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Proving Lack of Capacity: Contesting A Will Or Trust For Lack Of What?
When appalled heirs learn how a parent’s wealth is to be distributed, they are quick to invoke lack of capacity. California probate lawyer Grossman explains.
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Pay the Same for Certified Specialist
How Much Does Probate Cost in San Diego? Surprisingly, a Certified Specialist doesn’t cost any more than hiring a generalist.
When Is Ancillary Probate Needed In California?
If an out-of-state resident dies owning property in California, an ancillary probate is needed in California so a judge can make orders about the property.