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What Are Probate Bonds and When Are They Required?

When a person passes away, their estate must be managed and distributed according to their wishes and in compliance with the Probate Code. In some estates, a probate bond may be required What Is [...]

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What Is a Petition for Probate?

The death of a loved one can thrust families into the complex probate process, creating additional stress during an already difficult period. A crucial step in this process is the filing of a petition [...]

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Who Pays For a Probate Bond in Pennsylvania

When managing the estate of a deceased individual, securing a probate bond is sometimes required to ensure the protection of estate assets. But who is responsible for paying the cost? Is the personal representative [...]

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How Long Do You Have To File Probate After Death?

When someone passes away, their loved ones must deal with numerous legal and emotional challenges. One key legal process that survivors often need to address is probate. This can be a difficult task, and [...]

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What Happens If No Probate Is Filed?

Ever wondered what happens to someone's legal affairs after they pass away? It's a complex process, especially when it comes to probate—a crucial legal step in managing the assets and obligations of the deceased. [...]

  • Why and When Would You Need a Probate Attorney

Why and When Would You Need a Probate Attorney?

Confronting the inevitable reality of a loved one's demise is always a challenging time. Alongside the emotional anguish, various legal and administrative tasks require immediate attention. Among these tasks, securing your loved one’s assets, [...]

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