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One of the most common (and avoidable) delays in probate applications comes down to a single document: the death certificate. If names are misspelled, middle names are missing, or details don’t match the Will exactly, the court will usually require an affidavit of correction — or worse, a corrected certificate. That means: • extra legal costs • unnecessary delays • frustration for executors already under pressure Before probate is lodged, it’s critical that the death certificate matches the Will

Headlines screamed that O.J. Simpson's executor agreed to pay $58 million to the Goldman family—but Kirsten explains in an all-new podcast why that's not what happened. In this clip, she breaks down the difference between accepting a creditor's claim (acknowledging it's valid) versus actually writing a check. Learn how the Goldmans' original $33 million civil judgment from 1997 ballooned to $117 million with interest, why the executor disputes that calculation, and what "accepting" a claim reall

Duties as an Executor in a California Estate Matter: What Are They?

What are the Fiduciary Duties of an Executor of an Estate? - Law Offices of Seidner & Associates, PC.