A probate court is responsible for distributing any assets and making sure that debts are paid after a person’s death. This includes validating and enforcing the terms of a will, ensuring that the estate’s executor or administrator handle the distribution of assets appropriately, and is charged with making a determination should a will be contested. Read Full Post
The death of a loved one is hard enough to deal with. The last thing that you want hanging over your head when a family member passes away is how that individual’s assets are going to be distributed across the family. For some families, this discussion can cause tension and anger. If you live in Anoka County MN, and wonder whether probate is necessary in your situation, partner with the probate attorneys at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn.
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Minnesota courts may determine your rights to inherit assets from a deceased loved one through Inheritance Law. When a valid will is in place it should specify distribution of assets included in the estate. The Surviving Spouse has certain rights to the entire estate or partial estate. In the case of a Contested Will or when No Will is submitted, it is essential that you have legal representation from a qualified Minnesota Inheritance Rights Attorney.Read Full Post
The death of a loved one is usually a difficult and stressful time. The thought of going through the probate process can add to the stress. It can be, however, a necessary legal step especially if there is real estate involved or your loved one did not leave a Will behind to determine pay out of assets.
