Handling legal affairs after the death of a loved one can be emotionally trying and frustrating. Whether your loved one left a valid will or simply expected everything to go to a surviving spouse or child, probate issues are often complex. Even when an estate isn’t very large, assets may have to go through the Michigan probate courts to determine their final disposition. Having an experienced probate professional handle the final affairs can help you concentrate on your family, rather than on court proceedings.
To learn more about the probate process in Michigan and how we can assist you, call us at 248-617-8643.
Serving Royal Oak, Southfield and beyond, Galloway and Collens, PLLC, has served as legal counsel for hundreds of families in Royal Oak and Michigan and throughout the United States. When the death of a loved one arrives, our Detroit probate lawyers offer compassionate assistance in probating and administering the estate.
Whether the estate involves a will, a trust, a handwritten document or no written document at all, we provide counsel for everything relating to final estate administration, including:
There are several ways to probate a final estate in Michigan:
We can also provide you with several strategies that you can use during the estate planning process to avoid probate.
If the deceased lived in another state but owned property in Michigan, our Royal Oak attorneys can assist executors and administrators from other states with the ancillary administration of a Michigan estate. With our extensive real estate law experience , we can assist with the sale of real estate in Michigan. For smaller estates without property, we can assist your family members in assets transitions
— sometimes without the need for a full-blown probate estate proceeding.
After the death of a loved one, contact our Michigan probate law attorneys at 248-617-8643. We serve people in the Detroit metro area and throughout Michigan.
Our law firm is ready to help. Contact the real estate and estate planning attorneys at Galloway and Collens, PLLC.
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