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Book Review: “A Matter of Life and Death” by Jehan Crump-Gibson, Esq.

Cover of the book “A Matter of Life and Death: How to Handle Family Affairs During Illness and Death and Keep Probate Court Out of Your Business” by Jehan Crump-Gibson, Esq., featuring torn paper design in navy and gold.

Probate Reads™ by ProbateCourtBond.com Reviewed by ProbateCourtBond.comCategory: Estate Planning / Probate / Guardianship Overview When a book about probate court makes you feel prepared instead of panicked, you know you’ve found something rare. A Matter of Life and Death: How to Handle Family Affairs During Illness and Death and Keep Probate Court Out of Your…

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Book Review: “Last Bucket List” by Rich Lippman

Last Bucket List book on a coffee table in a law office waiting room with leather chairs and estate planning magazines, featured in Probate Reads by ProbateCourtBond.com

Probate Reads™ by ProbateCourtBond.com Reviewed by ProbateCourtBond.comCategory: Estate Planning / Probate / Guardianship Overview When a book about wills and death makes you smile instead of squirm, you know you’ve found something special. Last Bucket List: Plan B for the Invincible by Rich Lippman, with illustrations by Dennis Goris, turns one of life’s most avoided…

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Probate and Property: Why the House May Not Be Insured After Death

Three people viewing a vacant two-story house, representing the need for vacant property insurance after a death or during probate.

When a loved one passes away, one of the most overlooked risks is the property they leave behind. Many heirs, executors, and even attorneys assume that the decedent’s homeowner’s insurance remains in force throughout probate. Unfortunately, that is rarely the case. Most standard homeowner’s policies terminate or severely limit coverage once the named insured has…

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When Estate Planning Isn’t Enough: Why Probate Bonds May Still Be Required

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Estate planning is one of the most important steps a person can take to protect their loved ones and ensure their assets are handled properly. A well-thought-out plan can help avoid probate, reduce stress for the family, and limit the involvement of the courts. But even with a good plan in place, probate may still…

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Probate Bonds Made Simple: New Guide Released for Legal Professionals and Families

Infographic summarizing key topics from Probate Bonds Made Simple, including bonding requirements, court procedures, underwriting tips, and cost-saving strategies for attorneys, courts, and fiduciaries.

Navigating the probate process can be confusing and stressful, especially when it involves securing a court-ordered surety bond. That’s why ProbateCourtBond.com has released a new resource written specifically to help attorneys, court staff, fiduciaries, and families understand how probate bonds work and how to avoid common pitfalls. The new guide, Probate Bonds Made Simple, is…

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