Probate & Fiduciary Administration
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The primary purpose of the probate court is to supervise the administration of a deceased person’s estate and ensure assets pass to those who are entitled to receive them. However, the probate process can be complex and difficult to navigate for those who are unfamiliar with the probate court rules and procedures. This is particularly true in the case of larger estates or estates with complicated and/or diverse assets. For this reason, many families prefer to hire an attorney to assist with the process. The probate attorneys at KKC routinely assist families in probating the estates of their loved ones and are here to help you through this difficult process.
How Can KKC Help?
Estate Administration
Our probate attorneys can prepare all necessary probate court filings, prepare and file required tax returns, assist with processing non-probate assets (life insurance, retirement accounts, joint property, etc.), mediate and resolve potential disputes, and generally reduce the time commitment required by executors and administrators of estates.
Conservatorships
In order to manage the affairs of an incapacitated person, it may be necessary to establish a conservatorship or guardianship through the Probate Court. Our probate attorneys are familiar with Probate Court rules and other issues associated with the onset of incapacity and can make this process as worry-free as possible for the family members or other loved ones.
KKC’sProbate & Fiduciary Administration Attorneys
Paralegals and Staff
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