When it comes to court accounting, there are two types: informal and formal. People typically experience informal court accounting, which is an accounting performed by an executor appointed by the deceased. However, there are occasions where formal court accounting is … Read More
When someone passes away without setting up a trust or only has a will, it is sometimes difficult to determine how their property will be distributed. In California, court accounting is required by the state if the decedent’s estate falls … Read More
Trust accounting is a detailed record that includes information about all income and expenses related to a trust. It includes items like taxes paid, disbursements, gains and losses, and expenses paid to advisors who helped manage the trust over time. … Read More
Almost every aspect of creating a trust can be complicated. From picking a trustee to deciding how the trust assets will be distributed, there are a number of decisions that go into the legal document. And it doesn’t end once … Read More
Court accounting is an important part of being an administrator or executor of an estate for a deceased friend or relative. When it comes to preparing for the process, each case is unique and can take anywhere from weeks to … Read More