Estate Settlement Issues

Wills, probate, administrator, social security benefits, veterans benefits, insurance benefits, joint property, estate taxes and other issues may appear overwhelming after the death of a loved one. Sorting and settling all the details may be confusing because many of the terms are unfamiliar. Please feel free to print this document. This guide is not intended to be a substitute for specific individual tax, legal, or estate settlement advice, as certain of the described considerations will not be the same for every estate. Accordingly, where specific advice is necessary or appropriate, consultation with a competent professional is strongly recommended. Most of all keep in mind that while it is important to take care of all of these activities, it’s more important to move slowly at a pace that is comfortable for you during your grieving process.
General Information
Legal Issues
Do I need a Lawyer?
Estate Settlement Issues
Important Documents
Death Certificates
Accounts & Deposit Boxes
Executors
Administration of a Will
Questions About Wills
Probate
Notify Creditors

Here at Ruegg Funeral Homes we are always searching for ways to better serve our clients. We offer a wide range of economical service types, from traditional funeral services and burials, to cremations and celebrations, all at affordable prices. One way to keep cost down and maintain quality is to pre-plan and pre-fund your funeral services. By doing this you can lock in today’s prices for an event in the future, without worrying about the price of inflation.

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