The Belleh Law Group, PLLC

07/07/2026

Many people assume that having a will means their loved ones can bypass the probate process. In reality, a will serves a different purpose.

A will helps:

🔹 Specify who should receive your assets
🔹 Name guardians for minor children
🔹 Provide instructions for how your estate should be administered

What it does not do is automatically keep your estate out of probate court.

If you have not reviewed your estate plan recently, now is a great time to make sure it still reflects your goals. Schedule an estate planning review with us today: https://bellehlaw.com

07/03/2026

As we celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday this July 4th, our team invites you to join us in reflecting on the history, service, and shared values that shape our country! We wish each of you a memorable holiday with family and friends.

Please note that our office will be closed on Friday, July 3rd, in observance of Independence Day. We will reopen and return to regular business hours on Monday, July 6th.

01/12/2026

Selling a loved one’s home after their passing can be far more complicated than many families expect.

Before listing a property, it’s important to understand who legally owns it, whether probate is required, and what responsibilities come with maintaining and selling the home. Missing these steps can lead to delays, added costs, or legal issues.

Our latest article breaks down what you need to know to move forward with clarity and confidence.

After the death of a loved one, such as a parent, there are a variety of tasks that must be handled to wrap up your loved one’s final affairs. Selling your deceased loved one’s real estate is one of the more daunting ones.

12/10/2025

Estate planning isn’t a one-and-done task. It’s a living strategy that should reflect your real family circumstances over time. This article outlines common life events—like children aging into adulthood, remarriage, or adoption—that often require revisions to keep your plan effective.

Most people know they should have an estate plan. And when they do, the focus is usually on assets, taxes, and legal updates.