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The first month after a loved one passes is often stressful and confusing.
In Episode 1 of Managing Your Family’s Estate & Probate, Jordan Fainberg walks you step-by-step through the first 30 days — what must be done, what can wait, and how to keep the process organized without feeling overwhelmed.
You’ll learn:
What really happens in the first 30 days
Who is legally allowed to file for probate
How death certificates work (and how many you need)
Immediate actions vs. things that can wait
When to contact an attorney — and when you may not need one
What happens if there is no will
How real property (the house) fits into the first 30 days
Common mistakes families make that cause delays
What to do if multiple family members disagree on who should file
Jordan explains everything in clear, everyday language — no legal jargon — so you know what to do and feel confident navigating the early steps of probate.
🎙️ Hosted by:
Jordan Fainberg
Probate & Estate Specialist — Washington DC & Maryland
By Jordan FainbergThe first month after a loved one passes is often stressful and confusing.
In Episode 1 of Managing Your Family’s Estate & Probate, Jordan Fainberg walks you step-by-step through the first 30 days — what must be done, what can wait, and how to keep the process organized without feeling overwhelmed.
You’ll learn:
What really happens in the first 30 days
Who is legally allowed to file for probate
How death certificates work (and how many you need)
Immediate actions vs. things that can wait
When to contact an attorney — and when you may not need one
What happens if there is no will
How real property (the house) fits into the first 30 days
Common mistakes families make that cause delays
What to do if multiple family members disagree on who should file
Jordan explains everything in clear, everyday language — no legal jargon — so you know what to do and feel confident navigating the early steps of probate.
🎙️ Hosted by:
Jordan Fainberg
Probate & Estate Specialist — Washington DC & Maryland