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Selecting a Probate Lawyer

By: Lance Brooke | 2012-04-27 | National, state, local
Probate laws of a state govern the process of distributing the property of a person after he/she is dead. There is a separate segment of lawyers which specializes in dealing with such cases and helps in the distribution of this property. read more

Finding a Good Probate Lawyer

By: Bella Holly | 2010-04-01 | Law
Searching for a lawyer in New York is not all that difficult to do. There are a ton of different lawyers available, however you want to make sure that you find one that is not only going to be honest, but one that is specializes in whatever case you are in. Finding a New York probate lawyer doesn't have to be hard; with our tips and tricks, you should have absolutely no problems at all. read more

Probate Lawyers Play Key Role

By: ParmanLawOK | 2011-04-12 | Law
It is not hard to understand why the layman might feel that leaving their assets to their heirs is a simple and straightforward matter that anyone can undertake on their own. You state your wishes on ... read more

Florida Probate Administration: Must You Hire A Florida Probate Lawyer?

By: Susan J Morris | 2011-08-11 | Law
According to Florida probate law almost in most cases a Florida Probate Administration attorney needs to involve in estate administration. If you need to undergo probate in Florida it's easier to hire a Florida probate attorney. read more

Hiring a Probate Lawyer Doesn't Have to Be Expensive

By: Bella Holly | 2010-04-01 | Law
Times are tough, and everyone understands that, that's why you can obtain services from a Phoenix probate lawyer for no cost to you. These probate lawyers are more than willing to take your case on for virtually nothing. Did you know that every Phoenix lawyer is required to take a certain number of cases pro bono? read more

Working with Probate Lawyers During Estate Planning and Estate Settlement

By: Simon Volkov | 2010-12-07 | National, state, local
Probate lawyers play an integral part in helping clients develop estate planning strategies or settle probate estates. Individuals hire lawyers to assist with drafting their last will and to advise of strategies to ease transfer of inheritance property. Estate administrators often retain probate lawyers to assist with estate settlement duties. read more

How to Hire a Probate Lawyer in London

By: Adrian Richards | 2012-04-01 | Cyber law
If you are going through the process of looking for probate lawyers, you are probably doing so at a very stressful time in your life. You may even have family issues going on and maybe even disputes and heated discussions all pertaining to the matter of distribution of the estate. This is one of those times where through no fault of your own you will be more likely to make the wrong choices when i read more

Learn Why It's Vital To Use Wills And Probate Lawyers

By: Alma Leiter | 2012-05-29 | Taxes
Learn why you must visit the right law office for your needs when it comes to disputes over wills and probate cases. read more

Maryland Montgomery County Possession Cocaine Suspension Misconduct Probation Lawyers Attorney

By: Atchuthan Sriskandarajah | 2010-10-20 | Law
The attorney Grievance Commission of Maryland, the petitioner, by Bar Counsel, acting pursuant to Maryland Rule 16-709, filed a Petition for Disciplinary Action against Bruce Scott Gilbert, the respondent, alleging that he did engage in misconduct and charging violation of Rule 8.4 (b) and (d) of the Maryland Lawyers' Rules of Professional Conduct. The Petition was referred, pursuant to Maryland Rule 16- 711(a), for hearing and to make finding of fact and conclusions of law. read more

Things to look for in an Albuquerque Personal Injury Lawyer or Probate Lawyer

By: Lori A | 2011-12-08 | Business
When in need of a lawyer, you want to make sure you hire the right person for the job, whether it be probate, personal injury, etc. read more

Probate Attorney — An Overview

By: Anna Woodward | 2010-10-04 | Law
Law Much like the medical field, the legal arena is divided into a number of different specialties. Some lawyers choose to focus on a broad area of law, while other choose a specialty and take cases that are only in their segment of the law. A probate attorney is one of these latter types of lawyers. They specialize in the legal area that concerns an individual’s estate and what happens to it after the person dies. Often they are contacted by the heirs to divide up the property and determine what to do going forth. To understand what a probate attorney does, you have to know what the term... read more

Probation Violations in Florida

By: Roger P. Foley | 2012-02-23 | Criminal
Probation and community control violations in Palm Beach County, Florida are serious offenses. Once placed on probation, it is the obligation of the defendant to comply with all the regulations outlined by the court and any additional requirements placed on the defendant by their probation officer. Failure to do so will result in a Violation of Probation (VOP). read more

Using a Florida Probate Lawyer for Estate Planning and Estate Settlement

By: Simon Volkov | 2011-01-01 | National, state, local
A Florida probate lawyer is essential for helping residents of the Sunshine State plan their estate or help estate administrators settle decedent estates. Probate is the required legal protocol within the U.S. to settle all estates not protected by a trust. read more

What Is A Probate Lawyer And Why Would You Need One ?

By: Matthew James | 2011-04-17 | Law
People dont usually think about finding a probate lawyer until someone has died (the decedent). Unfortunately waiting until then can make it a tough time to find the best attorney for the job. Additio... read more

Probate Lawyers and What They Do If You Have No Will

By: Michael Helfand | 2010-04-02 | Law
Whether you have a will or not, your estate - what you own at the time of your death - will be distributed via a court proceeding. The difference is that when you have a will, you decide who gets your property; without a will it is decided for you. read more