Trust & Estate Administration
When an individual dies, it may be necessary, in order to settle an estate to have formal procedures followed. Such procedures are established by individual states and federal laws. Most individuals die owning both probate and non probate assets. This requires procedures for collecting and distributing said assets/property to heirs and beneficiaries and also satisfying any obligations such as expenses, taxes and debts.
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