Mary Randolph

Mary Randolph

J.D. · UC Berkeley School of Law

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Inheriting Retirement Accounts: Legal Overview
Tax-advantaged retirement accounts are subject to different rules than are other inherited assets. Here are the basics.
Will Probate Be Necessary?
Executors might be pleasantly surprised to find that they won't need to conduct a whole probate court proceeding.
How to Read a Will
It's not always easy going, so here's a guide to help you through the will.
How "Undue Influence" Can Invalidate a Will
If the will doesn't truly reflect the wishes of the deceased person because someone unethically pressured that person, family members can file an undue influence lawsuit in probate court.
Trust Beneficiary Notice Requirements: The Trustee's Legal Duty
It's the trustee's responsibility to keep beneficiaries informed about what's going on with the trust. Here's how to keep trust beneficiaries in the loop.
Transferring Real Estate After Death
The process for transferring a deceased person's house or real estate to the new owner depends on many factors.
What Does The Executor Do When There's No Will?
If you're wrapping up an estate and can't find a will—or the will you've got isn't valid—state law steps in.
Choosing a Good Probate Lawyer
It's a good idea to spend some time interviewing a few probate lawyers before you settle on one.
The Witness Requirement to Execute a Will
A will typically must be properly witnessed to be valid.
What Happens to the Mortgage on Inherited Real Estate?
When someone inherits a home or similar property, the mortgage obligation is usually part of the deal.
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