Have you been assigned the job of handling the probate for the estate of a grandparent, parent, sibling or dear friend?
Are you losing sleep thinking about all you need to do like going to the bank, completing the court paperwork, maintaining the property or handling unhappy heirs?
Are you nervous you're going to overlook something?
Is your plate overflowing between handling the probate, keeping up at work, taking care of your family and more?
Although very helpful (and suggested), your probate attorney most likely is not going to do everything for you. That's why "Unscrambling Probate - A Guide for Personal Representatives" was written. This complimentary guide dives deep into the information you need to know. Use it as your go-to resource as you weave your way through probate.
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If a home or rental property needs to be sold to in order to settle a probate estate
and you’ve recently been named as the Personal Representative, Executor or Administrator of a loved one’s estate, make sure that you don’t make one or more of these common mistakes. Click the link below for the FREE
"Probate Real Estate and You: Avoiding the 7 Biggest Mistakes Made in Probate Real Estate"
Disclaimer - Kathleen MacKenzie is not an attorney or CPA. She does work with them and can help you with recommendations for these professionals.
