When your heart is full of grief, there’s not a lot of room in your head for details
At Tadlock & Associates, PLLC, we help walk you & your family through the entire Probate process from the
appointment of the executor through the final closing of the estate. We know first-hand what it’s like to loose a loved one,
that is why we help answer your questions:
- * How do we pay for funeral costs?
- * Locating important documents (Life Insurance)
- * Gain access to deceased’s residence or properties
- * Locating bank accounts
We help you make smart, practical decisions and help properly tie up any loose ends to protect you from future conflicts.
While some firms offer surprisingly low flat fees for probate and estate administration services, the fact is, these firms often provide the bare minimum of representation. Perhaps they show up in court and handle a few things, but then they leave you with a range of administrative tasks and other issues to handle on your own.
At Tadlock & Associates we provide sound counsel & guidance throughout the entire process including:
Preparing the Estate
Heirship Determination
Distribution of Property
Probate Hearings
We handle most probate matters for flat fees, plus court costs and expenses, as follows:
- Probate with a will (uncontested) ………………………………
- $1500
- Probate of estates without a will (uncontested) ….
- $2500
- Small Estate Affidavits …………………………………………………..
- $750
- Affidavits of Heirship ……………………………………………………..
- $750
- Probate of Will as a Muniment of Title ………………………
- $1000
Guardianships
for Adults
As heartbreaking as it is, adults do not always have the
ability to take care of their own finances, make medical
decisions, or handle day-to-day activities. This could be due
to a mental disability, dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease, a
stroke, a traumatic brain injury, or other some similar issue.
Those adults need to be properly cared for and a
court-appointed guardian is the best way for that to occur.
Guardianship is the legal process and procedure by which a
court makes the determination that an adult is unable to
make decisions about some or all areas of life and therefore
is legally incapacitated. The Court can appoint a Guardian to
make those decisions for that adult.
Guardianships
for minors
Guardianship for minors usually results from circumstances surrounding the minor’s parents. Whether their parents are deceased, incapacitated, incarcerated, or had their parental rights terminated, these children must have a guardian designated to make decisions for them.
Matthew Tadlock, of Tadlock & Associates, is a Certified Guardian and knows what it takes to make sure these incapacitated adults and minor children get the care and protection they need.
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Eventually, everyone runs
into a problem they can’t solve
They haven’t see it before or don’t know where to start. When you need help we get you the
right lawyer to put your mind at ease and get started on the solution immediately.
