Probate Attorney Pitfalls: What You Should Expect

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When dealing with probate matters, it’s crucial to have the right support in place. Not all probate attorneys are too busy to help, but sometimes their actions (or lack thereof) can speak volumes. One of the most frustrating experiences can be waiting for a timely phone call back that never seems to come.

In some states, like Florida, where there’s a high volume of probate cases, attorneys may specialize in probate law. However, for many, the concept of a dedicated “probate attorney” may not exist.

At times, you may find that your questions as a probate executor or administrator are answered in the resources I’ve provided, such as The Probate Timeline or the Probate Glossary of Terms that I’ve shared with you earlier.

What sets my service apart is not just my dedication and work ethic but also my specialization in probate real estate. I go the extra mile to equip you with valuable resources that empower you in your role.

Now, you might wonder if there’s a real difference between me and other real estate agents. The answer is a resounding YES.

I am a Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist (CPRES), which sets me apart from traditional real estate agents. As your CPRES, I am committed to ensuring that you fulfill your fiduciary responsibility to all parties involved in the estate. This includes selling the property for the highest possible price, even if the estate has substantial debts.

The more you engage with my services, the more evident it becomes that I genuinely care about my clients. I am here to assist you every step of the way as you navigate the complexities of settling your probate estate.