Probate & Estate Administration
We offer counseling on:
- Representation of Executors and Administrators before the Family & Probate Court
- Obtaining Guardianship for those individuals with Special Needs
- Guardianships and Conservatorships for incapacitated adults
- Managing Estate debts and expenses, including dealing with creditors
Abatement, Account, Ademption, Administrator, Administrator to Collect, Administrator with the Will Annexed,
Advancement, Agent Under Power of Attorney, Alternate Valuation Date, Anti-Lapse Provisions, Attestation Clause, Autopsy, Bequest, Body, Bond, Chattel, Citations to Recover or Discover Property, Claims Against an Estate, Codicil, Contesting Trusts, Dead Man's Act, Descendants, Descent and Distribution, Devise, Disabled Person, Disclaimers, Disposition of Remains, Duty to File Will, Equitable Apportionment, Executor, Family Residence, Grantor, Guardian Ad Litem, Guardianships, Heirs, House, How Can I Find Out If Someone Had a Will, How Much Time Does It Take, In Terrorem Clause, Independent Administration, Interested Person, Inventory, Litigation, Matters to Be Attended to in Estate Settlement, Missing Heirs, Organ Donation, Per Capita, Per Stirpes, Personal Property, Personal Representative, Pet Trust Act, Protection of Spouse and Children, Qualified Disclaimer, Residence, Selection of Guardian for Minor, Spouse's and Child's Awards, Spouse's Right to Renounce Will, Statutory Custodial Claims, Summary Administration, Supervised Administration, Testament/Testamentary/Testate/Intestate, Testator, Uniform Transfers to Minors Act, Valuation, What Does It Cost, What Is Probate, What to Have When You See the Lawyer, When It Is Not Required,Who May Act As Guardian of a Disabled Person, Why Is It Required, Will Contests, Will Requirements
Dalton & Finegold offers cost-effective advice and guidance regarding all aspects of the probate process. etails)
David J. Burbridge