How A Milam County Probate Attorney Can Help You
After a person’s death, a course of legal action must be taken to transfer their legal property and personal effects to their heirs and take care of any liabilities, a process known as probate. A Milam County Probate Attorney can guide you through the details and represent you during any court appearances.
When a person has not left a Last Will and Testament, they are said to have died intestate. In this case, the court will appoint an administrator of the estate. If the decedent did leave a Last Will and Testament, an executor is usually named in the Will. In either instance, a probate attorney can make sure the procedure is done correctly and as painlessly as possible.
Services Of A Probate Lawyer
A Milam County probate attorney can make sure you have all the federal and state tax information that you need. They can provide you with information about inheritances, conservatorships and trusts. If you have any claims to negotiate regarding the estate, they are there to help you. When minor children are left behind, a probate attorney can advocate for their interests in court.
Other services a Probate Attorney can provide include:
- Validation of the Last Will and Testament.
- Filing of needed documents.
- Validation of the decedent’s passing with probate court.
- Contacting heirs.
- Contacting creditors.
- Having estate appraised and catalogued.
Having a Will is vital to protecting your wishes and your loved ones after your death, and having a Milam County probate attorney draft a well-designed legal document for you can help make sure that your family and friends aren’t faced with a complicated probate process.
To get help with a probate issue, drafting a Will or estate planning, contact a Milam County probate attorney today at Morris Ostrom Law. Call (888) 869-9015 today for help.
Our firm provides services to clients throughout Milam County including the cities of Ben Arnold, Buckholts, Burlington, Cameron, Davilla, Gause, Maysfield, Milano, Rockdale, San Gabriel, Sharp, and Thorndale.