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How to Administer an Estate: A Step-by-Step Guide for Families and Friends

AUTHOR: Stephen G. Christianson
ISBN: 1564147274
SHORT DESCRIPTION: Newly revised and updated, How to Administer an Estate is a step-by-step, self-help resource that guides you through the entire estate and probate process from start to finish, answering every question along the way such as: What do you need to...

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How to Administer an Estate: A Step-by-Step Guide for Families and Friends
- Book Review, by Stephen G. Christianson

Book Description
Newly revised and updated, How to Administer an Estate is a step-by-step, self-help resource that guides you through the entire estate and probate process from start to finish, answering every question along the way such as: * What do you need to know before you agree to become an executor? * What needs to be done if a person died without a will? * How do you "open" an estate? * How do you take inventory and distribute an estate's assets? * When is it necessary to call an accountant or lawyer? How to Administer an Estate is complete with great advice, descriptions, and examples of common situations, sample forms, checklists, appendices after each chapter, a glossary, and summaries of the legal requirements in all 50 states.

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How to Administer an Estate: A Step-by-Step Guide for Families and Friends
- Book Reviews, by Stephen G. Christianson

How to Administer an Estate: A Step-by-Step Guide for Families and Friends

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At some point during their lives, most people will be faced with the unpleasant reality of the death of a loved one. When the loved one is a parent or spouse, there may also be the additional responsibility of seeing to their affairs after their demise. This responsibility can also take place upon the death of a child, other relative, or even a close friend, if they've asked you beforehand to take on that duty and you agreed.

How to Administer an Estate is complete with great advice, descriptions, and examples of common situations, sample forms, checklists, appendices after each chapter, a glossary, and summaries of the legal requirements in all 50 states.

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