WILLS

     In a will, a person or "testator" expresses, in writing, what he (or she) wants done with his property after he dies. Most states require wills to be signed by the testator and witnessed by two people. "Probate" is a court proceeding in which final debts are settled and legal title to property is formally passed from the deceased person or "decedent" to his heirs. Probate proceedings take place in the probate court or surrogate court in the county of the decedent's legal residence at the time of his death. If a person dies "intestate," meaning "without a will," state law determines how to distribute his property.
    At Wyde & Assoc., We draft wills, health care proxies, trusts and powers of attorney for people seeking to instruct their family members about their financial and medical decisions. We also work with fiduciaries and heirs in the areas of estate administration, probate and will contests. Don't let your estate fall into the wrong hands. Call us now.

TRUST

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PROBATE

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ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES

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GUARDIANSHIPS

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STATUTES AND CODES

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