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Our Tinley Park probate litigation attorneys understand your desire to handle your probate case in a timely manner so you can focus on your family. We are proud of our affordable rates so you don't add too much to your financial plate. Let us take care of the hassle of your probate litigation, disputes, and claims so you can get the peace of mind you deserve.
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Tinley Park contested estate attorney Kevin O'Flaherty answers frequently asked questions about Illinois probate law.
Our Tinley Park probate litigation attorneys answer frequently asked probate questions such as:
Tinley Park contested estate attorney Kevin O'Flaherty answers frequently asked questions about Illinois probate law.
In this Learn About Law video, our Tinley Park probate litigation lawyers discuss when probate is necessary in Illinois. Probate is typically necessary in Illinois when the decedent owns any real estate or more than $100,000.00 of non-real-estate assets outside of a trust. If probate is necessary, then the executor of the estate must receive Letters of Office from the probate court in order to collect the assets of the estate for the payment of creditors and heirs or legatees.
Watch the full video by our Tinley Park contested estate attorneys.
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