Probate
Welcome to Bosco & Rude Law Firm, your trusted source for expert guidance on probate matters in Michigan. Probate law governs the legal process of administering an individual's estate after their passing, ensuring the orderly distribution of assets, payment of debts, and resolution of any related issues. Here's a brief overview of probate law in Michigan:
Probate JurisdictionProbate matters in Michigan are handled by the probate courts in the county where the deceased individual was living when they passed away.
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Estate AdministrationThe probate process involves the appointment of a personal representative (executor) to manage the deceased's estate. This representative is responsible for inventorying assets, paying debts, and distributing the remaining property to heirs or beneficiaries.
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Types of Probate ProceedingsMichigan recognizes various probate proceedings, including formal and informal probate, supervised and unsupervised administration, as well as small estate procedures. The appropriate process depends on the complexity and size of the estate.
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Probate Avoidance |
Will Contests and Disputes
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Probate Litigation |
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Our experienced attorneys can help you explore strategies to minimize the impact of probate on your estate. This may include the use of trusts, joint ownership, and beneficiary designations to transfer assets outside of probate.
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Disputes may arise over the validity of a will or the distribution of assets. We provide skilled representation in will contests, trust disputes, and other probate-related litigation.
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In cases of contested estates, our firm has a proven track record in probate litigation. We diligently represent clients in disputes, ensuring their interests are safeguarded.
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