Probate
Probate lawyers provide assistance to people who are trying to sort through a loved one’s final wishes. When a person dies, it may be necessary to have administrator handle all of the claims associated with that person’s will. While probate is not necessary in every scenario, it can be necessary when there are disputes about the will, when there are complex issues to be resolved, and when there are legal claims from creditors on the will. Loveleen Dhaliwal helps clients who need an attorney at law to walk them through this process. Probate issues can be confusing and time consuming, and without a good lawyer, it’s difficult for people to be sure that their rights are protect.
Testamentary probate
When a person dies and they have a legal will, there can still be issues to sort out in probate. For instance, there may be creditors who need to be notified of the death so they can make a claim on the estate. On top of that, there may be parties to the will who feel they have a legal claim to some piece of property. These situations can often get messy. Emotions and money are mixed, and people can heated when those things are present. Having a lawyer on your side can ensure that the process is done according to the law.
Intestate probate
When a person dies without a will, it can be difficult to sort out that person’s property. Who gets the house? Who will receive the money in retirement accounts? These questions abound as the difficulty of dealing with an unexpected death compounds the problem. Lawyers help in these situations by providing assistance in sorting out the complex questions of law facing the parties. They can help provide advice on the proper way to proceed when you’re caught in this sort of situation.
Loveleen Dhaliwal has a reputation for helping people who find themselves in messy probate situations. It’s always better to go into these instances with the support of a professional who will understand your needs and help you find a solution that’s acceptable.