The Probate Attorney San Antonio Trusts
Dan Burke, San Antonio Probate Attorney, has extensive experience in probate and will work hard to ease any tension or stress that comes with probating a will and make sure the estate is settled quickly and appropriately. Contact Dan today to book a free consultation and start on the road to healing.
Probating a Will
Probate is the process of transferring the property of someone who has passed. Probating the Will of a Loved One is a way of transferring your Loved One’s property according to their wishes. When you probate your Loved One’s Will, you will receive the legal orders and documents to ensure the transfer is done properly.
Probating a Will can seem overwhelming during a time of grief, but it doesn’t have to be. Hiring a probate attorney to walk you through the process will relieve you and your family of unneeded stress.
Why Hire a Probate Attorney?
One reason you would need a probate attorney is if the deceased has a large number of assets or debts, especially if a business is involved. A probate attorney will help you organize the estate, appraise the assets, and evaluate the debts to determine how best to administer the estate.
Another reason to hire an attorney is if someone may want to contest the will or believes the Will is not legitimate. For example, if your great aunt decided to leave her fortune to her pets just days before she passed, or if your uncle with a gambling problem thinks your father’s Will forgot him, get yourself a lawyer.
Dan Burke Is Your Solution
For over 15 years, San Antonio probate attorney Daniel Burke has made it his mission to be there for his clients with incredible service and affordable rates. From collections to contracts and much more, Daniel has the know-how and passion for your situation. That’s why you can count on affordable fees and same-day responses to your legal needs. Daniel has both the legal and real-life expertise to help you succeed. Whenever you need to handle probate documents, contact Daniel Burke for a FREE consultation.
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