Probates in Other States

Probates in other states can vary greatly from Arizona’s process. This means that advice you receive in Arizona may not apply in states like New York or Texas. For example: some states treat married couples’ assets as community property and others do not. Moving from state to state may also complicate this process. Certain documents may even be invalidated by moving.

While we may not be licensed to practice law in other states, we have experience with out of state probates. In this podcast we discuss some of these experiences. We also emphasize the importance of seeking legal advice within the state you reside.