Fremont Estate Administration & Probate Lawyers

We Can Help You Navigate the Minimalist World of Nebraska Probate

You can hear stories about the cluttered world of probate.

People can feel like everyone in their life is lined up in front of them with their wishes and opinions for how their loved one’s legacy should be resolved. As different people line up with their personal statement of claims, old acquaintances find value in their relationships and it feels like the drama of probate has no end.

Listening to the drama unfold can be an unproductive process as anyone can walk into the drama booth and claim any type of connection with your loved one. During disagreements, we can become clouded, and stuck in a drama that divides families and depletes the resources built up during the course of a lifetime.

Please contact the Burnett Law Group to meet with one of our skilled probate attorneys who can provide you with representation and guidance on the best way to easily and quickly navigate through the probate process. Contact us today!

Listening To Your Dreams for the Next Chapter of Life

A compliment we hear a lot is “I have a lot of stuff.” They explain they would to distribute their “stuff” to their heirs in an organized fashion. Just before their loved one passes away, some people have expressed the fact they would now have to figure out how to go through the probate court process. Those in this situation are lucky if they live in the state of Nebraska.

Nebraska has gone through the process of simplifying how assets can be transferred after a loved one has died. Helping those through the joy of being able to fulfill a loved one’s wishes requires an eye for detail to detail and an ear to listen to community conversations.

That is why Burnett Law Group has a team of professionals who have deep roots in the community. We respond to those in need of an effective plan when loved ones have passed away or when loved ones require managing their assets or business as they go through the difficulty of having an injury or need for disability. We can handle the conversation with the probate judge so that you only have to celebrate their memories.

Do Not Go Without a Plan Any Longer!

No one has as its purpose in life, to die but we do die. It is possible to live and die with a purpose when it comes to your wishes for your assets. We can help you make a solid plan for transfer without being absorbed into the cost and time of the probate process. By listening first and then developing an effective strategy for engagement with the court, our attorneys will help you navigate the process of handling your family affairs and asset management as it goes smoothly and painlessly. We can never know when, where, or why tragedy strikes.

Keeping you and your loved one’s legal affairs in your hands ensures your voice is the only voice heard in probate court. It guarantees only your spouse and children, defined as a natural person who was either 5 years of age or younger on the date of adoption or 19 years of age or younger at time of death residing in the home of the insured. Contact Burnett Law Group for Probate Assistance Today! Whether through a scheduled appointment or brief phone call, our probate attorneys and experienced staff can provide the guidance you are looking for when you must figure out how to manage your legal obligations in the future. Work on developing a good plan now without waiting any longer. We are here for you when you make the decision to anticipate success of your affairs and make a good, solid game plan.

Contact our offices today schedule a convenient time to meet with one of our probate attorneys.

About The Probate Process in Nebraska

• Under a new exemption in our probate rules, the court procedures for probate can be avoided if the estate of a deceased person is worth less than $50,000. An affidavit may be filed instead of going through court procedures, as outlined in the forms in the Nebraska Probate Code.
• There is also an exemption for larger estates, if their property is held in certain ways, allowing it to be transferred outside of probate; collectively, this is called “non-probate” transfer, which is governed by parts of the Nebraska Probate Code, too.

Contact Burnett Law Group for Probate Assistance Today!

Contact the Burnett Law Group and the firm of some of Nebraska’s best probate attorneys to help you with legal guidance and representation as you navigate by using a good strategy for the legal dance required in having a loved one’s life settled after their passing.