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Probate is a court supervised process that in the state of California takes an average of 16 whole months to get through. It is a way to transfer a decedents assets to the beneficiaries or heirs. If they had no will, it goes to their heirs according to the state of California. If the decedent left a last will it goes to the beneficiaries named under the will.
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Roseville, CA estate planning & probate attorney Kristin M. Kaminski explains how the probate process works in California. She explains that probate is a court-supervised process that, in California, typically takes an average of sixteen months to complete. Its purpose is to facilitate the orderly transfer of a decedent’s assets to the appropriate beneficiaries or heirs. If the individual passes away without a will, the assets are distributed to heirs according to California’s laws of intestate succession. If a valid last will exists, the assets are distributed to the beneficiaries named in the will.
