Very often, the thought of drafting a Will or planning for other death situations forces people to confront their mortality. The thoughts of one's death and dying can be very unsettling. What better way is there for a person to let their family members know of their intentions after they are dead and no longer here with us than to have it in writing? In the absence of a document that states the intent of the decedent, there is no way to know who the decedent would have wanted to inherit his or her estate or what he or she would have wanted to happen to their remains after their death. Absent a Will or other documents that plans for post death situations, state law decides who gets to inherit or what happens to a person's remains.

Law Offices of Omonzusi Imobioh will help you with:

• Executing a valid Will;
• Appointment of an agent to control disposition of remains;
• Probating a Will;
• Preparing and filing all documents required by the probate court in a timely manner;
• Advising on the payment of the decedent's final bills and outstanding debts;
• Settling disputes among personal representatives and beneficiaries;
• Distributing what's left of the decedent's assets after the payment of bills and taxes to the beneficiaries;
• Retitling the decedent's real estate into the names of the estate beneficiaries