The tough question comes at a time during the loss of a loved one and you're the appointee to take care of the family's estates. Needless to say, many time-sensitive affairs are involved, such as notifying government entities and dissolving the estate (which may or may not be in a trust) to sell your inheritance property.
First things first - The Assessor's Office is the entity that must be notified upon the death of an owner within 150 days of the date of death. Before you do that, talk to us if you are the executor or representative of the will. We have the resources and an efficient team to give you a head start on navigating through the process. Set up a free consultation with our knowledgeable title lawyers and CPAs to evaluate the options (fix, sell, or keep) for your specific case. We're here to guide you and support you through this delicate and emotional process.
