Estate Planning
Dec 20, 2022
5 Reasons Why You Should Consider an Estate Plan for the New Year
With the New Year fast approaching, most of us are in a reflective mood. What did we accomplish in 2022? And what can we do better in 2023?
Estate Planning
Dec 20, 2022
5 Reasons Why You Should Consider an Estate Plan for the New Year
With the New Year fast approaching, most of us are in a reflective mood. What did we accomplish in 2022? And what can we do better in 2023?
Estate Planning
Dec 11, 2022
The Conversation: Talking with your family about estate matters during the holiday season
The holidays are one of the few times the entire family gets together during the year. That also means it's a great time to talk about estate planning.
Dec 06, 2022
Can't find the original trust documents? here's where you should start looking.
If you can't find the original trust documents, here are the most common (and uncommon) places to find the trust document.
Estate Settlement
Nov 26, 2022
What are the probate examiners notes and how do I clear them?
Tasked with reviewing your probate documents, probate examiners create summaries of deficiencies in your probate case. Here's what you need to know about probate notes:
Estate Settlement
Nov 18, 2022
How long does probate take in California in 2025?
As a general rule of thumb - the probate process in California will take anywhere from 9-18 months, with some exceptions. Read on to learn more.
Estate Settlement
Nov 14, 2022
How to obtain letters of administration in Florida
Letters of administration are needed when a decedent died without a will in Florida. In this post, we break down all you need to know about a letter of administration.
Thought Leadership
Nov 09, 2022
Introducing ClearEstate Cares
ClearEstate is giving back to end-of-life non-profit organizations that help families deal with the pain and challenges of losing a loved one.
Estate Settlement
Nov 04, 2022
Probate Forms Needed in Florida + (PDF's)
Getting ready to settle a loved one’s estate involves a large amount of form filling. This post outlines all the probate forms you will need in Florida.