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Ted Hutchins Speaks at the
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The Kentucky estate administration process is generally referred to by lawyers and laypersons alike as "probate." The most important objective of probate is to see that the property of a deceased person (the "decedent") is transferred to his or her rightful heirs. However, probate also involves the collection of the decedent's property and the payment of the decedent's debts and taxes. The rules governing the probate process in Kentucky are found in Chapters 394-396 of the Kentucky Revised Statutes. Unlike other states where probate laws can be complex and onerous, Kentucky's probate laws and procedures are fairly simple and straightforward.
Ted will also be speaking at the following Lunch & Learn events:
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