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    How to Handle Probate When the Deceased Owned Property in Multiple States

    Settling a loved one’s estate can feel overwhelming, especially if they owned property in more than one state. You may wonder how to handle probate when the deceased owned property in multiple states. What steps do you need to take first? Fortunately, the process is less intimidating than it may seem. Let’s look at what…

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    Navigating Probate for Out-of-State Executors in California

    Being named the executor of a loved one’s estate is an honor, but it can also feel like a heavy responsibility, especially if you live outside California. You have to deal with court procedures and manage property and assets from a distance. This can turn a solemn time into a stressful one. Fortunately, there is…

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    Understanding the Role of a Probate Referee in California Estates

    If you’ve recently lost a loved one and are now responsible for managing their estate, you might encounter many unfamiliar terms and procedures. One that you might come across is “probate referee.” While it might sound technical, a probate referee plays a very important role in helping the probate process move forward in California. Whether…

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