For adult children settling a parent's estate
When a parent passes, their home can sit frozen in their name — you can't sell it, transfer it, or move on. We get you the legal authority to take control, then get the home sold. One flat fee, flexible payment plans, and options where most of it comes out of the sale, not your pocket.
If you're here, you already know the feeling
The house is sitting in their name — and you can't list it, sell it, or transfer it to anyone.
Taxes, insurance, and upkeep keep coming — on a home that's just sitting there, that no one's allowed to touch.
You don't know the process or the timeline — and the last thing you want is to make a costly mistake.
It's the last open loop — the one thing still tying you to a loss you're ready to move past.
It's a lot to carry while you're grieving. You don't have to figure it out alone.
How it actually works
We get you officially recognized by the court as the person in charge of the estate. Those "letters of authority" are the keys — they give you the power to act on the home, the accounts, everything.
With control in hand, we unlock the estate: list and sell the home, access the accounts, settle what's owed, and get you — and any other heirs — your fair share. Then you close the chapter.
The path, start to finish
Answer a few quick questions. In about a minute you'll know whether we can help and what your path looks like — free, no obligation.
We prepare and file everything and get you appointed the person in charge — often in weeks, not months. Up against a tax sale or deadline? Ask about our fast-track that moves you to the front of the line.
With the keys in hand, the home gets listed and sold, what's owed gets settled, and you close this chapter. We handle the legal work from first filing to final distribution.
About the cost
You start with a simple, manageable payment, then choose a plan that fits. It's a flat fee, agreed up front, so there are no hourly bills and no surprises. And where the estate qualifies, most of that fee can be paid from the home once it sells — with you typically reimbursed before anything is split.
Prefer to settle it sooner, or let the sale carry most of it? The choice is yours — we'll tailor the option that fits your situation on your call.
Common questions
No. You start with a manageable first payment and choose a plan from there — and where the estate qualifies, most of the fee can be paid from the home once it sells, so little or nothing comes out of your pocket up front.
Usually yes. For modest estates there are often simpler, lower-cost paths, and we'll tell you honestly which one fits — sometimes it's far less involved than people fear.
Usually not. We prepare the filings and represent the estate, and most clients never set foot in a courtroom.
Getting you appointed and in control often takes weeks to a few months depending on the court. From there we move quickly to get the home sold and the estate closed. If you're up against a deadline, ask about our fast-track.
Take the first step
Free and no obligation. Tell us a little about your situation and we'll show you the fastest path to getting the home sold.
We’ll text you shortly to talk through your options — keep an eye on your phone.