Frequently Asked Questions

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A: No since a Personal Representative is authorized by the Courts to act on behalf of a decedent’s Estate. When property is being distributed to heirs it should be done by a Personal Representative’s Deed and signed by the Personal Representative of the Estate, who is the only one authorized to sign on behalf of the Estate. An individual acting in their individual capacity cannot legally sign on behalf of an Estate.

A: Yes absolutely. There are Deeds if done properly that can avoid the need for probate. Thus, avoiding the cost, time and public exposure of the probate court process.

 A: It is advisable to deed Investment property into an LLC. This avoids the risk to your personal assets and reduces the exposure of legal action or a lawsuit to just that property.