Mary Randolph

Mary Randolph

J.D. · UC Berkeley School of Law

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Getting Estate Assets Appraised
Executors need to know what everything (personal property, real estate, investments, business interests) in the estate is worth--here's where to start.
Can You Inherit Season Tickets?
There are all kinds of rules and restrictions on who inherits the cherished season tickets of a devoted fan that passes away.
Who Can Serve as Executor of an Estate?
Ultimately, state courts are in charge of who they allow to serve as executor of a will - at least in their probate courts.
Ancillary Probate: More Proceedings in Another State?
Any probate lawyer will tell you that the only thing worse than regular probate is ancillary probate, which may be necessary when estate assets are held in more than one state.
Executors: Ordering Certified Death Certificates
If you’re the executor or administrator of an estate, you’re going to need copies of the deceased person’s death certificate.
Trusts for Children
Parents or grandparents typically set up trusts for children. These trusts often last for years, and put a heavy responsibility on the trustee.
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