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Probate is the legal process of administering a person’s estate after they pass away. If there is a will, probate involves establishing that it is a valid document. But without a will or trust in place, the probate process will decide the distribution of assets, which can take up a lot of time and diminish the estate. Probate without estate planning means grieving family members are going to court to attempt to obtain ownership of property and assets.

Cunningham Law is expert at structuring estates to avoid probate. Failing that, we have significant experience successfully navigating the probate process.

Probate Resolution

Sometimes the probate process can become contentious. If this happens Cunningham Law is available to help resolve and/or represent your interests in any disputes that arise.  Our goal is to resolve probate issues as quickly as possible.

Avoiding Probate

During your life, establishing a revocable trust can help make certain that your loved ones don’t have to go through the time consuming and often frustrating probate process. Sharing ownership of assets is another way to avoid probate. There are other tactics that can protect your assets. Our firm can advise you on all of your options.

The best course is to consult with a qualified, experienced estate attorney. Cunningham Law is available to guide you throughout the process.

Trust Administration

If a trust is already established, and a person has passed, Cunningham Law can assist the successor trustee or any beneficiaries in the trust administration process. As an attorney, he understands all the legal options available and his experience and professionalism makes him a great option to administer your trust.

Estate Planning is Essential

The most important point is that estate planning is the best way to protect your assets and make sure that your estate is distributed according to your wishes. Cunningham Law will advise you and guide you, which will protect your estate and give you peace of mind.

Have Probate Questions? Speak to an attorney.