Lawyers Realty Group
Southern California’s premiere attorney-owned and operated real estate brokerage
IT’S TIME TO EXPECT MORE FROM YOUR REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL
At Lawyer’s Realty Group, we combine real estate expertise and legal knowledge to provide our clients with a higher level of service and representation. We specialize in real estate matters that are beyond the qualifications of ordinary real estate agents. Through creative problem solving and focused legal strategies, we overcome obstacles that often derail residential real estate transactions.
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ADMINISTERING THE PROBATE ESTATE (AFTER APPOINTMENT)
What must the Personal Representative do after being appointed? The Superior Court of California provides the following guidance on it’s website, occourts.org/self-help/probate/ The three primary
Selling or Transferring Real Estate in a Trust
As a trustee or successor trustee of a Trust, you may need to sell and/or transfer real estate from that Trust as part of the
Do I Need to Hire a Probate Attorney to Handle the Probate Case if I’m the Personal Representative?
Although the law doesn’t require that you have an attorney, it is almost certainly a good idea to retain a skilled Probate Attorney to handle
What Does the Personal Representative Do in a Probate Case?
In situations where someone dies and leaves a Will, there is usually a person named in the will as “executor” to handle the decedent’s property
Glossary of Important Probate Terminology
A ABATE To put an end to; nullify. ABATEMENT Cutting back certain gifts under a will when necessary to create a fund to meet expenses,
Understanding Basic Probate Procedures
Losing someone close to you is an emotional and difficult time. Additionally, someone from the family is usually left with the burdensome task of figuring
Simple Diagram of the Probate Process
This diagram of the probate process is provided by the Superior Court of California. For more information on California Probate, Trusts and Estates, please see
California Probate Forms
Every California probate case requires numerous forms to commence, administer and conclude the probate successfully. These forms can be confusing and sometimes contradictory. The process