Buffalo Estate Planning Lawyer Discusses Non-Probate Assets
As an experienced Buffalo Estate Planning Lawyer, people often ask me what assets are non-probate assets.
- Assets that are in your name alone are probate assets
- Joint bank accounts are an example of non-probate assets
Are you creating a will and are unsure what non-probate assets are? If so, contact experienced Buffalo Estate Planning Lawyer Robert Friedman.
This educational legal video was brought to you by Robert Friedman, an experienced Buffalo Estate Planning Lawyer.
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