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Disclaimer: The following information is provided for informational purposes only.
We do our best to keep our content up to date, state laws may change periodically, so be certain to confirm any state specific information with a local authoritative source such as the court clerk’s office, or if necessary, an attorney.
For specific or individualized advice regarding your situation, please consult with a probate clerk of court, qualified trust and estates tax or legal professional, or reference the Hawaii probate code.
What is Probate?
Probate is a process that is directed by the court for the purpose of locating and identifying assets of someone who is deceased - decedent - debts are paid and assets are distributed to the beneficiaries. Having to administer an estate, following the passing of a loved one, can be a challenging process.
Probate Specialists are well-versed in dealing with the challenges of probate and administering estates, including all implications of federal taxes.
The intention of Probate is to ensure that all debts are paid to the correct parties and that all financial affairs are successfully completed. Probate also makes certain that the assets that remain are delivered to the appropriate beneficiaries.
Probate is very important when a will is not available. It is also a necessary procedure when there is a will to make certain that everything is carried out properly.
We are well qualified to handle a great variety of probate Issues - from the simplest thing such as inheriting property from a parent to more complex issues like being the administrator of an estate that is outside of the USA.
Our pledge to our clients is to make certain that:
* We will consistently be accessible to our clients
* We will, without delay, return all telephone calls and e-mails
* Our clients have a good understanding of their civil liberties throughout the entire legal process
* We are here as a guide for our clients, helping them to navigate their legal matters better.
Because probate, guardianship & estate planning often overlap one another, many of our clients need legal assistance in a number of these areas of the law. Probate Specialists is delighted to dedicate themselves to assisting our clients in making the most appropriate legal choices for their needs. We work hard to design the perfect strategy to manage and care for our client's needs and interests.
We will always deliver the very best legal advice and service to all of our clients, regardless of the complexity of the issue - from setting up a will or contesting a complex issue in another country.
We deliver the highest quality, individualized service to each of our clients with the lowest possible fees. Maintaining our fees at favorable levels when assisting our clients with
probate, guardianship, and/or trust matters is our goal. In the instance when claims might involve a wrongful death or personal injury issue, we will handle these on a contingency basis, implying that we will only charge and collect a fee after your case has been settled successfully.
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Things to know and consider:
Probate is a process that is directed by the court for the purpose of locating and identifying assets of someone who is deceased - decedent - debts are paid and assets are distributed to the beneficiaries. Having to administer to an estate, following the passing of a loved one, can be a challenging process.
The probate process is typically handled by an executor or administrator, who is appointed by the court. The executor or administrator is responsible for managing the deceased person's assets, paying debts, and distributing assets to beneficiaries.
In order to begin the probate process, a petition must be filed with the probate court in the county where the deceased person lived. The court will then issue orders and instructions for the executor or administrator to follow.
It's important to note that the probate process can be time-consuming and costly, and it's not always necessary. Some assets, such as those held in a trust or with a payable-on-death (POD) designation, may bypass probate. Additionally, some states have simplified probate procedures for small estates.
It is always best to consult an attorney if you have questions about probate process. For more information regarding Hawaii Probate, click here.
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