12 Steps of the Probate Process in the State of California
In video 4 of the Probate Seriers, Jaqueline Steib from Vista Sotheby's International Realty helps us understand the 12 Step Probate Process. An Executor under probate is legally responsible for starting the legal process that will distribute the deceases assets, including any real estate, to their intended heirs while following the California Probate Court system. California’s Judicial Branch operates under the auspices of the Superior Court of the county in which the deceased resided. Before any assets are distributed to survivors, there are several specific steps that must be completed, including filling in any forms for filing. These are quite clear in nature, but they must be completed exactly as required, and most importantly, in the exact order that the Court specifies. If you encounter yourself in need of learning more about the Probate process. please reach out my Probate Division is here to help you.

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