Flat Fees For Lawyers – Executors Want to Know the Cost of Probate
If you are an executor of a Pennsylvania estate, read this artcile before you hire counsel. The one thing that families, beneficiaries and executors all want is to minimize the costs of probate and even administering a trust or estate not subject to probate. Most firms still charge according to fee guidelines, or on an hourly basis. For many reasons, this may not be in your best interest. Find out more about flat fees for estate lawyers and probate.
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March 10th, 2010 at 10:53 pm
Amazing article. Bookmarked it already. have a nice day, Joe Smith.