Experienced Probate and Estate Administration Attorney
When a loved one or family member passes away, the last thing you should have to do is go through a messy court process to distribute his or her estate. Yet, the law often requires "probate," an extensive process that determines which estate assets each beneficiary and creditor of the estate should receive.
At the law office of Sherri A. Thaxton, JD, PC, in Richmond, Virginia, she can make the probate process easier. From filing the numerous forms with the clerk of court to litigating any disputes that might arise, Sherri Thaxton will be there for you.
Experienced Representation, When it Matters
Estate planning attorney Sherri A. Thaxton has more than a decade of experience supporting the rights of individuals and families throughout the probate and estate administration process. This experience means that she knows how to work with the commissioner of accounts and clerk of court to keep the probate process moving as smoothly as possible.
Contact our law offices for a free consultation with an experienced probate lawyer. Sherri Thaxton offers flexible meeting schedules and reasonable fees.
Taking the Guess Work Out of Estate Administration
Whether you are dealing with an extensive or small estate or an estate with or without a will, Sherri Thaxton can help you:
- Open the estate
- Determine the proper beneficiaries and creditors
- Determine your rights and liabilities
- Inventory the estate property and assets
- Work with the commissioner of accounts for probate, including filing inventories
- File necessary documents with the clerk of court
- File estate tax returns
- Distribute estate assets, transfer real estate and pay debts
When Stakes Rise: Probate Litigation
While we work for an efficient and less stressful estate administration process, sometimes tensions rise between heirs and/or creditors. Sherri Thaxton has years of experience representing clients' interests in will contests (arguments over the will's validity, the intention of the deceased, disputes between heirs, etc.), creditor disputes/debt payment disputes, breach of fiduciary duty disputes and many other types of probate disputes.
Sherri Thaxton also handles suits for aid and guidance regarding the administration of estates. If a will is ambiguous or heirs disagree with the executor of the estate (the person that leads the probate process), you can file a lawsuit with the court to demand that your wishes be heard.
Attorney Sherri Thaxton is, foremost, a litigator. Having her on your side means having experience and confidence on your side.
Contact Attorney Sherri Thaxton
Call us toll-free at 866-272-9141 or contact us by e-mail or fax.
