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When a loved one passes with a modest estate, Montana law often lets the family collect their property by affidavit instead of a full probate. Current law allows this for eligible estates with up to $100,000 in personal property, after a 30-day waiting period. We screen for eligibility, draft the affidavit, and give you a clear instruction letter for banks, the DMV, and other institutions.
$500 flat fee. If the estate does not qualify, we will tell you right away and walk you through the probate options instead.
When a loved one passes with a modest estate, Montana law often lets the family collect their property by affidavit instead of a full probate. Current law allows this for eligible estates with up to $100,000 in personal property, after a 30-day waiting period. We screen for eligibility, draft the affidavit, and give you a clear instruction letter for banks, the DMV, and other institutions.
$500 flat fee. If the estate does not qualify, we will tell you right away and walk you through the probate options instead.