Attorney and Law Office
Attorney and Law Office
Informal probate in Minnesota is a specific type of process generally used to transfer assets.
The opposite of an informal probate process is a formal probate process.
As an estate planning attorney, my goal is to educate and inspire a conversation with people and families needing help with probating an estate informally and under the rules and statutes in Minnesota.
In general, there are two types of informal processes. This includes an informal administrative process and probate through informal means.
Also, there is a distinction between claims being by a court officer and those that are unsupervised.
The postings and articles below address matters like probate findings, notices, duties, and an estate. in addition, you will find posting about dividing an estate, forms, terms of art, creditors and guardianship.
Thus, I hope you find value within the following articles and posts.
Can a non resident of Minnesota serve as a Personal Representative during the probate probate process? Yes, under Minnesota rule 524.3-602, a non resident can serve as a Personal Representative in Minnesota if they live in another part of the United States…