Probate Administration

The closing of a person’s estate is overseen by the state’s probate system. At the time of death, most people have some loose ends that must be taken care of. This is a confusing and challenging time for those who have just suffered a loss and are trying to settle affairs in an unfamiliar system.

Care and Clarity to Support You Through Probate

At the time of death, most people have outstanding bills and debt. There are also assets that need to be dispersed. Whether there is a will or trust in place or not, a person’s estate needs to be closed after they pass. This is where probate administration services are used.

Wayland Law’s probate administration services are here to get you through. We provide counsel to the executors—or administers of an estate if there is no will—on various after-life legal matters and to manage the probate process. Wayland Law can also serve as an estate’s executor or administrator.

Our specific probate administration services depend on if a person dies with or without a will in place. Regardless of the situation, it’s often quite helpful to have an experienced team on your side who have served as probate administrators countless times.