Guiding You with Clarity and Support Throughout the Probate Journey

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Navigating the complex and emotionally challenging probate process
can be a daunting task.

That's where a Certified Probate Expert shines as a guiding light.

With specialized knowledge and expertise, we assist clients every step of the way!

From understanding the intricate legalities to selling properties efficiently. Our dedication goes beyond transactions; it's about providing compassionate support during a time of loss, ensuring that you feel empowered and informed.

Trust us as your Certified Probate Realtor to be your trusted partner, simplifying probate and helping you find the path forward with care and professionalism.

Simplifying Your Role As Probate Executor:

Probate Attorney

A skilled probate lawyer will guide you through the legal procedures involved in managing the deceased's estate. In cases where the individual passed away with a will (testate), a probate lawyer will assist in the proper distribution of assets and the settlement of estate debts. If the decedent passed away without a will (intestate), it's advisable to engage a probate lawyer, especially if the individual held retirement accounts, bank assets, or real estate.

Accountants, CPAs, and Tax Attorneys

A tax attorney can provide valuable assistance in addressing estate taxes that may arise when you file the final tax return for the deceased individual. Additionally, accountants, tax attorneys, and probate attorneys can offer guidance in the distribution of retirement accounts, investments, and other financial assets. It's important to note that in certain situations, the executor or administrator could be held accountable for unpaid taxes, necessitating the estate to fulfill all required local, state, and federal tax obligations associated with the decedent's passing.

Appraisal, Liquidation and Property Care

Real Estate Opinion of Value Letter:

Often requested by accountants, establishes home value at the time of passing, this is also known as a PCMA, a Probate Comparative Market Analysis, and should be done by a CPRES agent.

Real Estate Appraiser:

A licensed home appraiser gives a full appraisal.

Personal Property Appraiser:

Appraises the decedent’s personal property.

Personal Property Estate Liquidator:

Takes care of selling and or donating the decedent’s personal property.

Property Care & Support:

Handymen, electricians, plumbers, roofers, pest control, property managers, landscapers, trash haulers – all these service providers and others can be provided by your real estate agent.