I will prepare probate documents ready for court filing and final distribution
Probate Counsel Strategic Estate Document Architecture
About this Gig
Closing a probate estate is the final hurdle in the distribution of legacy assets. The court requires a comprehensive finality in documentation that accounts for every cent and every piece of property. I am Katie Marie Shank, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #309834), and I specialize in drafting "ready-for-filing" probate closing documents. I engineer the Final Accounting and Petitions for Distribution that allow for the legal transfer of titles and the official discharge of the Executor.
I focus on the structural integrity of the closing suite, ensuring that all prior court orders have been followed and all statutory waiting periods have been met. My drafting is designed to facilitate a quick closing, allowing beneficiaries to receive their inheritance without further administrative stalling. I provide the high-ticket legal architecture necessary to ensure the Judge signs the Final Decree. Please be advised that my services are strictly text-based. I do not offer phone calls, video consultations, or court representation. All deliverables are provided in writing through the Fiverr platform.
Field of law:
Property
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
Who signs the final documents?
You (the Petitioner/Executor) sign the documents I draft for you.
Do you provide the Decree for the Judge to sign?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages include the drafting of the proposed Final Order/Decree.
What if the court asks for a revision?
I include one round of text-based revisions to address any specific feedback from the probate clerk.
Can you handle contested closings?
I provide drafting for uncontested closings; I do not provide litigation support or represent you in disputes.
Is notarization included?
No. You must take the drafted documents to a local notary if the court requires a verified signature.
