The ownership of some assets can make them exempt from probate, and other estate planning techniques can also keep property out of probate court. If you have questions about your estate plan or about avoiding probate, contact an estate planning attorney for straightforward solutions that will work for you.
Do you have questions about the validity of a will or trust? Do you think litigation may be necessary? We have handled numerous probate litigation cases based on undue influence, competency concerns, and questions regarding executor conduct. For experienced probate litigation and dispute legal services, contact Gorman & Jones, PLC at 877.237.0983.
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Probate Litigation Resource Links
Getting Ready for Estate Planning
This site from Purdue University outlines a six-step guide to preparing for estate planning.
Probate Statutes by State
A website listing probate statutes by state provided by the Legal Information Institute at Cornell University.
Who Gets Grandma’s Yellow Pie Plate?
The University of Minnesota offers advice on estate planning and personal property.
SmartMoney®: Estate Planning
Provides information to consumers on the process of gathering information and documentation for estate planning.
AARP® Estate Planning Guide
This resource, provided by AARP®, includes articles discussing a variety of estate planning matters.
American Bar Association Estate Planning FAQs
Gateway resource providing users with information on estate planning, drafting wills, choosing trusts, types of nonprobate property, powers of attorney and more.
American Bar Association Section of Real Property, Probate and Trust Law
This site is the home page for the American Bar Association's Section of Real Property, Probate and Trust Law.
Uniform Probate Code Locator
Maintained by Cornell University Law School, this site identifies the states that have adopted, at least in part, the Uniform Probate Code. Links are also provided to each state's version of the code.
