What is a Probate Accounting?
A probate accounting is a procedure where a fiduciary, usually a personal representative of an estate or conservator, is required to account for financial transactions they have undertaken during their term as a fiduciary. Probate accountings are usually required by the courts in probate matters such as estates, conservatorships, guardianships or court supervised trusts. Probate accountings are useful because they provide beneficiaries of a trust or an estate with a way to monitor the actions of a fiduciary.
If you are the beneficiary of an estate or trust and believe you would benefit from a probate accounting, the Beaufort, South Carolina based attorneys of Twenge + Twombley can help. We are a full range of legal services related to probate accountings. We also work closely with CPAs and other financial professionals when necessary.
For More Information About Probate Accountings
Call 843-476-4573 or fill out our online contact form today to schedule a free, no-obligation legal consultation with our probate accounting attorneys. We serve clients in Beaufort, Hilton Head Island and other communities in South Carolina.
