Name: Letters Testamentary v Letters of Administration
Uploaded: 2023-09-08
Duration: 39 s
Description: Letters testamentary and letters of administration are two terms you’ll hear in estate law. While the end result is the same, they actually mean two different things because they apply to two different situations. Watch this video to learn more.

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Learn the simple difference between Letters Testamentary (issued when there's a will) and Letters of Administration (issued when there's no will), and how both grant authority over an estate.

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Letters Testamentary vs. Letters of Administration

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