by Randy Thomason | Dec 9, 2025 | Probate
When a loved one leaves behind a house, settling their estate can feel especially complicated. Many people assume that real estate automatically means a long, drawn-out probate case. However, that isn’t always true. The affidavit for collection of small estate...
by Randy Thomason | Dec 8, 2025 | Probate
For many families, the most valuable asset in an estate is the home—a place filled with memories. But when it comes to probate, that property can also be the biggest complication. You might discover liens, face costly repairs, or need to get multiple heirs to agree on...
by Randy Thomason | Dec 5, 2025 | Probate
Many property owners believe that leaving their home to a loved one automatically means a lengthy court battle over the estate. They also worry that if they name an heir now, they might lose control over their own property. Fortunately, both of these concerns can be...
by Randy Thomason | Dec 4, 2025 | Probate
You’ve probably heard all sorts of advice from friends and family: “Just sign the house over to your kids” or “Don’t worry, they can’t take your home.” While well-intentioned, this kind of misinformation can lead to costly mistakes. The truth is that Medicaid estate...
by Randy Thomason | Dec 3, 2025 | Probate
Let’s clear up a common myth: filing a small estate affidavit doesn’t mean you can simply collect a loved one’s assets and ignore their final bills. While this process helps you avoid the lengthy probate court system, it comes with serious legal duties. As the person...
