If someone dies due to the act or omission of another, then there may be a cause of action by the heirs of the deceased for Wrongful Death. If the deceased suffered personal injury prior to death, then the deceased’s estate may have a cause of action called a survival claim. We can assist with either the prosecution of these matters. Some of the services include ancillary probate, appointment of personal representatives, appointment of an independent administrator of an estate, determination of heirs and determination of common law marriage. This also includes obtaining letters testamentary or letters of administration of an estate. Contact us if you have a situation that you would like to discuss in detail.

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