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Has the Clerk Rejected Your Estate Filing?

Has the Clerk Rejected Your Estate Filing?

by Durham Law Firm | Dec 19, 2017 | Estate Administration, Probate

The term “probate” sums up the legal processes that determine how an executor should distribute a deceased person’s assets. Understanding Probate, if you still have no idea what it is, should be your main priority if you are appointed an administrator,...
Death and Taxes: Managing Taxes for a Loved One Who Dies

Death and Taxes: Managing Taxes for a Loved One Who Dies

by Durham Law Firm | Nov 30, 2017 | Probate, Estate Planning

The estate of someone who’s passed away is adjudicated in probate court. The will and other documents are entered into the record. The executor goes through the process of identifying the creditor with a claim against the estate. Before any assets distributed to the...
Digital Assets Can Tie Your Estate Up in Digital Probate

Digital Assets Can Tie Your Estate Up in Digital Probate

by Durham Law Firm | Nov 14, 2017 | Probate, Estate Administration

How much of your life is virtual? Do you know anyone who doesn’t have a computer, a tablet or a smartphone? Every email, every payment, every movie, every picture, every file in the cloud is a digital asset. What happens if you pass away and no one can retrieve them?...
Preventing a Will Challenge After Probate

Preventing a Will Challenge After Probate

by Durham Law Firm | Oct 9, 2017 | Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Probate

The point of probating a will is to validate its legitimacy and allow the beneficiaries to gain access to their inheritance. Having the proper Will probated first is usually the best way to prevent a will...
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