What Assets Go Through Probate?
And Which Don’t?
Assets That Go Through Probate
And Which Don’t?
Assets That Go Through Probate
As a general rule, the following assets may go through probate:
- your home and other real estate,
- bank accounts,
- investment accounts, and
- business ventures.
If assets should have a beneficiary designation and don’t, they will be probated.
Assets That Avoid Probate
Assets in the following categories all avoid probate:
- assets that pass by beneficiary designation,
- assets that pay on death,
- assets held in joint tenancy,
- life insurance,
- IRAs, 401(k)s, annuities, and
- assets in a Revocable Living Trust.
Learn More About Probate
Probate & Trust Administration
Probate Attorney
What is Probate?
Cost of Probate
How to Protect Assets
If you would like to discuss your Probate and Trust needs, please call us for an appointment:
831-375-3030
Contact Lori Silver
Contact Lori Silver
Monday-Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm PST
Phone: 831-375-3030
187 El Dorado Street, Monterey, CA 93940