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Think having a will means you can skip probate?

You’re not alone—but it’s not true.

A will still needs to go through probate court
before any assets can be legally transferred.

Probate confirms the will is valid,
appoints an executor, and authorizes property sales or distributions.

The only assets that bypass court
are those already placed in a living trust
or with designated beneficiaries—like retirement accounts or life insurance.

If you’re handling a property with only a will in place,
probate is required.

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