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With an estate plan in place, the deceased can leave behind property in a manner that orderly and efficiently devises property to the people or causes they care about most deeply.
- Last Will and Testament.
- Financial Power of Attorney.
- Advance Directive.
- Healthcare Power of Attorney

When someone passes, with or without a Last Will and Testament, a personal representative will make sure the decedent’s property ends up in the right place.
- Probating a Last Will and Testament.
- Applying for Letters of Administration.
- Assistance Closing the Estate.

When there are disagreements about disbursement of property following a death, beneficiaries and creditors will make arguments to the court about why they should receive their fair share.
- Inheritance Rights.
- Property Rights.
- Mismanagement of Estate Property.
- Executor Misconduct.

- Filing Petitions for Guardianship or Conservatorship.
- Emergency Petitions.
- Evaluations and Ongoing Reporting.
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