Category: Probate Administration

Can a Bank Foreclose on a House in Probate?

Introduction Mortgage agreements don’t dissolve when the homeowner passes away, and if the decedent’s estate fails to make the mortgage payments the bank has

Cost of Arizona Probate

Introduction You will frequently hear that probate is expensive and will take a long time. Of course, the meaning of expensive and time-consuming is

Can You Sell a House Before Probate?

Introduction Probate is the legal process of settling a deceased individual’s liabilities, distributing their assets, and closing their estate. If the decedent left a

Personal Representative Duties in Probate Cases

Introduction In each probate case, a personal representative is either designated by the will, volunteer basis, or assigned by the court. The personal representative

How Long Does the Probate Process Take?

Introduction In the state of Arizona, probate proceedings are governed by ARS Title 14 – Trusts, Estates, and Protective Proceedings. If there’s one question

How Long Does It Take to Be Notified of an Inheritance?

Introduction The probate (inheritance) process can be confusing and intimidating, especially if you have never gone through it before. Unless you are an attorney or

How Does an Executor Sell a Car During Probate?

Introduction When you pass away, all of your individually-owned assets are “locked” until someone receives court authority to access them. In probate, that individual

Can a Will Be Contested After Probate is Granted in Arizona?

Introduction When a county court issues a grant of probate, the court certifies two important facts: first, that the last will and testament submitted

Can an Executor Sell Property without Beneficiaries Approving?

Introduction The closing of an estate can be a complicated process, and it is important for executors, beneficiaries and other interested parties to educate

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