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Estate Administration

Guidance in Difficult Times

What is Estate Administration?

Estate administration, also known as probate, is the process of collecting, managing and distributing all property that an individual owned during their lifetime. This process follows a strict set of paperwork and deadlines, and this process can change slightly depending on the facts in each case. The loss of a loved one can be devastating, and the estate administration process can seem intimidating and overwhelming. Our focus at Stott, Hollowell, Windham & Stancil, PLLC is to provide the compassion and expertise needed to guide you through this difficult time.

Is every estate the same?

Part of our role as your counsel is to assess the facts of each case to determine what level of estate work you need.  Depending on your individual circumstances, the situation may call for a different type of estate administration.  The most common cases are known as a full estate, a small estate, or a spousal allowance.

How can we help?

Our estate administration services include:

  • Helping you avoid probate when possible

  • Determining the type of probate filing that fits your needs
  • Guiding you through the probate process

  • Communicating with the courthouse
  • Coordinating with personal representatives and beneficiaries
  • Identifying and valuing assets for accounting purposes
  • Preparing and filing of all necessary paperwork

If you are in need of an estate administration attorney, please contact us today for a consultation.

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