
Grief does not pause while documents are located, assets are protected and institutions ask for legal authority. We provide practical guidance on probate, administration and the responsibilities involved in settling an estate.
Probate
Where there is a Will, probate may be required to confirm the executor’s authority and allow estate assets to be collected or transferred. Whether probate is necessary depends on the assets, institutions involved and the circumstances of the estate.
Letters of Administration
If a person dies without a valid Will—or no named executor can act—an application for Letters of Administration may be required so that an appropriate person has legal authority to administer the estate.

Review the Will and identify the appropriate court application.
Prepare probate or administration documents.
Explain executor or administrator duties.
Help identify assets, debts and required notices.
Address real estate transfers and related legal steps.
Provide guidance on distributions, releases and record keeping.
Coordinate with accountants, financial institutions and other professionals where needed.

Executors and administrators can face personal risk if assets are distributed too early or obligations are overlooked. Obtain advice before making significant distributions, transferring property or responding to disputes among beneficiaries.

Whether you are facing criminal charges, considering separation, planning for your family’s future, dealing with the death or incapacity of a loved one, or buying a home, you deserve clear advice and a realistic path forward. We meet you where you are, without judgment, and help you understand what comes next.
Phone: (506) 454-2505
Fax: (506) 454-2527
Email: [email protected]
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