California | Wills and Trusts
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My mom passed away in June and her assets are less than 50,000, so I know I don't have to file Probate, but is there something I still have to file with the court? I am named the executor on the will, but there are 2 others listed as a beneficiary. Do I need letters of Testimentary? she owned a mobile home and I had to give it back because she owed more that it was worth, and I couldn't keep up on the payments. She has a car worth about $1000 and the items that were in her house, but not worth much. I just want to make sure I do everything correctly and legally. One of the beneficiaries will most likely be a problem.
Let me know if you can help me or steer me in the right direction
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Check probate code section 13100 for the affidavit form, which all beneficiaries can sign and notarize to have their portions of your mother's assets turned over to them.
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Who are in possession of the assests that are worth $ 50K? An affidavit is required to obtain possession from third parties. Contact me directly.
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