All articles about Mississippi Probate Process Guide.
Explore every practical alternative to hiring a Mississippi probate attorney — small estate affidavit, Muniment of Title, estate guides, and national software — with honest tradeoffs.
Named executor of a Mississippi estate from out of state? Here's the best resource for managing Chancery Court probate remotely, including what requires a trip and what doesn't.
For Mississippi estates with personal property under $75,000, you may not need an attorney or Chancery Court at all. Here's the best guide for the Small Estate Affidavit path.
When someone dies without a will in Mississippi, real property requires a formal Chancery Court proceeding to prove heirship. Here's exactly how it works.
Learn exactly when Mississippi law allows you to bypass the Chancery Court — small estate affidavit, bank release statute, vehicle transfers, Muniment of Title — and how to execute each path.
Mississippi's advance health-care directive covers both treatment instructions and healthcare agent authority. Here's how to create one that's legally valid.
Mississippi law sets out who controls funeral decisions, when embalming is required, and what cremation rules apply. Here's what families need to know.
Compare hiring a Mississippi probate attorney against using an estate settlement guide. Understand Rule 6.1, when each option applies, and what you can handle yourself.
Mississippi probate runs through Chancery Court, not a dedicated probate division. Here's how the court works, where to file, and what to expect.
Mississippi probate law is governed by Chancery Court under Title 91 of the MS Code. Here's how the system works, what it requires, and when you can avoid it.
Mississippi wrongful death law defines exactly who can bring a claim and how damages are split. Here's how the statute works and who qualifies as a beneficiary.