Massachusetts Estate Administration Lawyers

Estate administration in Massachusetts consists of two basic types: probate with a will and probate without a will. Where there is a will, the testator designates who is to carry out the instructions in the will. That person is called an executor if male, and an executrix if female. Many times this person is a family member of the spouse.

To most people the Massachusetts probate process can seem intimidating at first. There are so many steps to the process and it couldn't come at a worse time in most peoples lives. Our attorneys are sensitive to the pressures many executors feel and are ready to lift any burden by immediately stepping in to secure the official appointment of the executor with the probate court. Provisions are then made for quick access to funds for any pressing financial needs. From there our lawyers can smoothly guide the estate through the process to a speedy resolution and disbursement of estate assets.

Massachusetts Probate Attorneys

In smaller estates (under $15,000) a voluntary administration can quickly and inexpensively accomplish probate distribution. Our Massachusetts attorneys are here to answer your questions with a free initial conference. Our network of attorneys have fee schedules that are reasonable and flexible and often do not require any up front fee payments.

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