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Probate & Conservatorships

Guiding families through estate settlement and protective proceedings with clarity and efficiency.

Navigating the Probate Process

The passing of a loved one is an emotionally taxing time. When you are appointed as an executor or administrator, the added burden of navigating the court system, settling debts, and distributing assets can feel overwhelming.

Attorney Vincent Liberti provides comprehensive representation for executors, administrators, and beneficiaries. We manage the heavy lifting of probate administration so you can focus on your family. Our goal is to settle the estate as efficiently and privately as possible, minimizing the risk of disputes and ensuring the decedent's exact wishes are honored.

Estate Settlement Services

Executor Support

Advising executors with their numerous fiduciary duties during the administration process such as filing the will with the local probate court, reporting marshalled assets on the initial inventory, handling creditor claims, creating and filing the estate tax return and the final accounting.

Debts & Taxes

Handling creditor claims and managing complex state and federal estate tax filings.

Asset Distribution & Closing

Ensuring the proper liquidation or transfer of real estate, business interests, and financial accounts to the rightful beneficiaries before formally closing the estate with the court.


Conservatorships

When a loved one loses the capacity to make sound medical or financial decisions—due to dementia, Alzheimer's, or an unexpected medical crisis—and no prior Powers of Attorney or Advance Directives were established, the probate court must step in.

We represent families in petitioning the probate court to establish a Conservatorship. This critical legal process appoints a responsible individual to protect the vulnerable family member.

  • Conservator of the Person Granted the legal authority to make decisions regarding healthcare, medical treatments, living arrangements, and daily personal care.
  • Conservator of the Estate Granted the legal authority to manage finances, pay bills, protect assets from elder fraud, and handle real estate and investments.
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Whether you are facing probate or need to establish a conservatorship, we can help you navigate the next steps.