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Dealing With the Loss of a Loved One?
If your loved one did not have a trust or their assets were not set up correctly, probate is often the only way to legally transfer their money, real estate, and other property.
You do not have to figure this out alone.
When Is Probate Required in California?
Probate is usually required when:
- Assets were owned in the decedent’s name alone;
- The total value exceeds $208,850.00.
Even if there is a will, probate is still required in California!
Probate may also be necessary if:
- A trust was never funded; or
- Beneficiary designations were missing or outdated.
Unfortunately, without probate, banks and title companies will not release assets.
California Probate Attorney
Attorney Jessica R. Ward helps families move through probate efficiently and with compassion, guiding you every step of the way.
She will help you:
- Determine whether probate is required;
- Understand whether there are any alternatives to probate;
- Handle the court process correctly from start to finish.
