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- Charge by the hour or based on the value of the estate
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- Use confusing legal jargon
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Top questions about letters of administration
Letters of Administration Guides
Dave KaplanThe complete guide to Letters of Administration will cover who can apply, when to apply and when you need a lawyer.
Ariella BirnbaumA frequently-asked question, and one we have the answer too. Read on to learn about who can apply for Probate after a loved one passes away.
Dave KaplanExploring probate and when it is required
Dave KaplanWhen someone passes, the executor or next of kin may need to apply for probate or a letter of administration.