Probate and Trust Administration
Help with Probate and Trust Administration for people in the East Bay, Oakland, and all of the San Francisco Bay Area – California
Probate
Do you need Probate or Summary Probate?
Probate is a process conducted by the courts to transfer a persons assets to their heirs if the person does not have a Trust. If the decedent has a Trust. See the Trust Administration page.
If the decedent did not have a Trust and the estate is under $150,000, you may be able to do a short and simple probate process called Summary Probate. Click here.
If the decedents estate is worth more than $150,000, then you have to do a probate.
Our clients always comment on how easy we made the process because we explain how things work in “people language” not “lawyer speak” We make the process of probating an estate simple and easy. But most of all, we give you peace of mind. Click here to go to the Probate section.
Trust Administration
Do you need Probate or Trust Administration?
If your loved one died and has a Trust, sometimes called a “Living Trust” or Revocable Trust”, good news. They had the foresight to make the settlement of their estate quicker, easier and less expensive. However, the Trust must go though a process called Trust Administration.
Our clients always comment on how easy we made the process because we explain how things work in “people language” not “lawyer speak” We make the process of Trust Administration simple and easy. But most of all, we give you peace of mind. Click below to read more on Trust Administration.