401K account
Father died intestate, no named beneficiary on 401K account. Small estate and I am legal successor. Does this account have to go through probate? If so, can I find out the amount for court paper purposes?
Re: 401K account
Under California law, if there is no named beneficiary on a qualified account (e.g. 401k), a probate may have to be opened to collect the account, unless the entire estate is valued at less than $100,000. In that event, there may be a much easier method to collect estate assets. If you would like further information, don't hesitate to contact our office at [email protected]
Good luck to you.
Re: 401K account
Under California law, if there is no named beneficiary on a qualified account (e.g. 401k), a probate may have to be opened to collect the account, unless the entire estate is valued at less than $100,000. In that event, there may be a much easier method to collect estate assets. If you would like further information, don't hesitate to contact our office at [email protected]
Good luck to you.
Re: 401K account
Under California law, if there is no named beneficiary on a qualified account (e.g. 401k), a probate may have to be opened to collect the account, unless the entire estate is valued at less than $100,000. In that event, there may be a much easier method to collect estate assets. If you would like further information, don't hesitate to contact our office at [email protected]
Good luck to you.
Re: 401K account
Under California law, if there is no named beneficiary on a qualified account (e.g. 401k), a probate may have to be opened to collect the account, unless the entire estate is valued at less than $100,000. In that event, there may be a much easier method to collect estate assets. If you would like further information, don't hesitate to contact our office at [email protected]
Good luck to you.
