How Long Does Arkansas Probate Take?

<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?><p>One reason beneficiaries choose to seek a cash advance is because of the length of time <a href="https://rockpointprobate.com/arkansas-probate-law-and-how-it-works/" target="_blank" rel=" noopener">Arkansas probate </a>can require:</p><ul> <li>A complex estate that has multiple disputes associated with it can take a year or more to settle. </li> <li>A simple estate with no odd situations or contested decisions will still require at least six months to settle in probate. Creditors in Arkansas receive up to six months to make their claims against the estate for any unpaid debts, according to Arkansas Code § 28-50-113.</li> </ul><p>Arkansas state law gives surviving family members up to five years from the date of the decedent’s death to file a will in probate court.</p>