by Randy Thomason | Aug 31, 2025 | Probate
Being an executor is like becoming the project manager for a loved one’s entire life, but without an instruction manual. You have to inventory assets, notify creditors, communicate with heirs, and follow strict court procedures. One of your first big decisions is...
by Randy Thomason | Aug 30, 2025 | Probate
For many estates, the most significant asset is a piece of real estate. This can also be the most complicated part of the probate process. Suddenly, you’re responsible for a property’s upkeep, taxes, and insurance, all while preparing it to be sold or transferred to...
by Randy Thomason | Aug 29, 2025 | Probate
Nothing complicates the sale of an inherited home quite like having multiple heirs. When you and your siblings or other relatives become co-owners, everyone may have a different opinion on what to do next. Disagreements over the sale price, timing, or whether to sell...
by Randy Thomason | Aug 28, 2025 | Probate
Many people believe that if you miss a probate deadline, you’ve hit a dead end. While it’s true that time limits are serious, especially the five-year Arkansas probate statute of limitations for opening an estate, there are often solutions available. The consequences...
by Randy Thomason | Aug 25, 2025 | Probate
Let’s talk about something many executors feel uncomfortable discussing: getting paid for your work. Managing an estate is a time-consuming and demanding job, and Arkansas law recognizes that you deserve to be compensated for your efforts. It’s not greedy—it’s a...
by Randy Thomason | Aug 24, 2025 | Probate
For many families, the biggest question mark after a loved one’s passing is the house. What happens to it? Does it have to be sold? The answer depends entirely on how the property was owned. This is where the crucial difference between probate vs non-probate...
