Glossary Of Common Probate Terms
The intent of this glossary is to provide individuals going through probate with a general understanding of terms commonly used in Probate Law and their application. The definitions within this document are not comprehensive and are not intended to serve as a substitute for independent research of the law or for a probate attorney. We have however, reviewed the terms and we have worked with members of the law to check and review our content to provide you with the best and most up to date information. We believe that probate can be confusing and understanding the different terms is very important to navigate the process.
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- Quitclaim deed A deed that transfers the owner’s interest to a buyer but does not guarantee that there are other claims against the property. Deeds are used to transfer the ownership of a property. For a deed to be valid, it must include some basic(...) Read More
