Chad Anderson Law Firm

09/08/2026

Medicare doesn't pay for long-term nursing home care. Most families find that out when it's too late to plan around it.

Join Chad Anderson, Attorney at Law, and Mark Anderson, CFP® of Edward Jones for a free seminar on estate planning and Medicaid: Wednesday, September 16 at 4:00 PM at the Holiday Inn in Bismarck (3903 State Street).

Topics: the Medicaid 5-year lookback, revocable vs. irrevocable trusts, the problems with adding kids to deeds and accounts, and North Dakota's estate recovery program.

Plain English, no sales pitch, light refreshments. Seating is limited. RSVP to (701) 214-5277 or [email protected].

05/29/2026

If you’ve been named an executor in North Dakota, here are 5 immediate actions I recommend: 1) Locate the will — I can help find and review it quickly. 2) Secure assets — I’ll guide steps to protect property and accounts. 3) Notify beneficiaries — I’ll prepare clear, timely communications. 4) Open an estate account — I’ll explain banking and tracking for the estate. 5) Contact an attorney — I’ll handle filings and reduce your stress. Visit https://wix.to/6M59nk4 to learn how we support executors every step of the way. How can I help you today?

05/24/2026

We make estate planning simple for North Dakota families. Start today with three immediate steps to protect your assets and give your loved ones peace of mind.

Checklist:
1. Inventory your assets.
2. List your beneficiaries.
3. Schedule a free consultation with us.

We focus on clear wills, practical trusts, and powers of attorney to reduce stress for executors and adult children. Ready to get started? Visit https://wix.to/ew8dlTR to book your free consult. 👨‍⚖️📋

05/22/2026

Serving as an executor in North Dakota? Here are the top five responsibilities you should know and how we can help. 1) File the will and open probate — meet state deadlines to avoid delays. 2) Inventory and secure assets — document, appraise, and protect property. 3) Notify creditors and pay valid claims — follow ND timelines and procedures. 4) Communicate with beneficiaries — provide clear updates and copies of key documents. 5) Distribute assets and close the estate — follow the court-approved plan. At Chad Anderson Law Firm we provide hands-on, efficient support at every step so you avoid costly mistakes and fulfill your duties with confidence. Learn more: https://wix.to/o5q2tST
Call us or visit our site to get personalized guidance.

05/21/2026

If you’re serving as an executor in North Dakota, here’s a clear timeline of what to expect and how we help ease the process. 🕊️

1) Filing and appointment (2–6 weeks): Submit the will and petition to probate court. We help prepare accurate filings to avoid delays.
2) Notice and creditor period (3–6 months): Creditors are notified and claims are addressed. Proactive documentation speeds resolution.
3) Inventory and administration (3–12 months): Assets are identified, valued, and managed. We coordinate appraisals and accountings to keep things moving.
4) Estate settlement and distribution (6–18 months): Debts are paid, taxes filed, and remaining assets distributed. Careful planning reduces time and costs.

We guide executors through each step with clear advice and hands-on support to minimize stress and expense. Visit https://wix.to/hVHCfVp to learn how our firm streamlines probate and provides peace of mind.

Call us with questions or share your concerns below — we’re here to help.

05/21/2026

Estate planning doesn’t have to be confusing. I guide North Dakota families through clear, practical steps so your wishes are honored and your loved ones are protected. Start by listing assets, choosing beneficiaries, and naming an executor — then let a lawyer handle the legal details. I offer prompt, personal guidance on wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and probate so the process is smooth and stress-free.

Have questions about where to start? Share them below or visit the full guide to learn more. 👇

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Estate planning is an important step for anyone who wants to protect their assets and ensure their wishes are followed after they pass away. It can feel overwhelming, but with the right guidance, the process becomes clear and manageable. I want to share what I’ve learned about estate planning and ...

05/21/2026

Worried about what happens to your family if something unexpected occurs? We’re launching a short series on the five must-have estate planning documents every North Dakota family should consider. Each post will explain what the document does, common local pitfalls, and simple steps to protect your assets and reduce stress. We provide prompt, personal service and offer free consultations to help you get started. Read more and book a free consult: https://wix.to/oUQ65fR

04/25/2026

We break down estate planning fees so North Dakota families can make confident choices. 🏡💼

Wills, trusts, and probate assistance: we explain when fixed fees make sense and when hourly billing applies. Our team delivers prompt, efficient, and personal service tailored to your situation.

A free consultation gives you a clear, no‑risk estimate—pricing is an investment in asset protection and family security.

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Schedule your free consult today.

04/24/2026

Probate in North Dakota doesn’t have to be overwhelming. At Chad Anderson Law Firm, we guide executors through each step so things move faster and with less stress. Step-by-step timeline, common bottlenecks, and required paperwork — handled efficiently and accurately. We help reduce family conflict and keep deadlines on track. Learn how we simplify probate for North Dakota families: https://wix.to/krFdAt0 🔍✅

Ready to get started? Contact us today.

04/24/2026

If you’ve been named executor in North Dakota, we’ll help you navigate the first 90 days with confidence. Start by gathering key documents: the will, death certificate, financial statements, and titles. Typical timeline: notify beneficiaries and creditors, inventory and secure assets, pay debts and taxes, then distribute property. Watch for delays caused by missing paperwork, unresolved taxes, or unclear beneficiary designations. When tasks pile up or disputes arise, we step in to protect assets and reduce surprises. Visit https://wix.to/ZQPXsXj to learn how we guide executors through probate. Have questions? Ask below or message us.