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Title: How to Probate an Estate in California (How to Probate an Estate. California Edition, 11th Ed) by Mary Randolph, Patricia Gima, Julia P. Nissley ISBN: 0-87337-561-0 Publisher: Nolo Press Pub. Date: January, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $39.95 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.83 (6 reviews)
Rating: 5
Summary: Worth every penny!
Comment: You can buy this with your eyes closed. I'm ain't loaning this one out.
Probate isn't the most exciting subject matter but Nissley will tell you what you need to know to get through it.
I also recommend Mary Randoph's "8 Ways to Avoid Probate".
Rating: 4
Summary: Be your own lawyer
Comment: When you probate an estate yourself, you're your own lawyer. Fortunately Nissley, et al, and the State of California have made this possible for typical small family estates. Working through our own actual situation, with the help of this book, provided a much-needed education about what to do and what not to do in planning my own estate matters. What the book doesn't address is the difficulty the Executor or representative faces in managing through the attitudes, complaints and opinions of the others affected by the death of a loved one.
This edition seems to have been edited piecemeal to keep up with changing laws and tax matters, and some of the references within the book are incorrect. But my main objection is the unhappy practice in the book of requiring the reader to keep referring to other sections of the book to complete a form or prepare for a filing.
Rating: 5
Summary: The best book on the topic
Comment: I ordered several books on estates and what to do after someone passes away; after reviewing all of them, this is THE book I really used. It was the most complete, helpful, and accessible book on the topic. Also, note that it does NOT just deal with Probate -- my situation did not involve probate (fortuntaely!), but I still found this book invaluable in helping me know what to do about all the various matters after my mother passed away. I highly recommend this book.
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