When it comes to inheritance, it’s normal to have questions — and at EstateCo, we’re here to provide answers. From understanding your role as an heir to addressing concerns about scams, here are some of our most frequently asked questions (FAQs) we hear and how we help guide you through the process.

Q: Why did you contact me? How do I know I’m an heir?

EstateCo’s team of genealogists works diligently to build family trees for estates with unclaimed assets or real estate. If we’ve reached out to you, it’s because we identified you as a potential heir to an estate. Once we confirm your family connection through a brief interview and supporting documents, we’ll guide you through the inheritance process.

Q: Am I responsible for any estate-related costs?

No. At EstateCo, heirs are never responsible for upfront costs or out-of-pocket payments. We cover all estate-related expenses — whether it’s legal fees, property management, or lien resolution. Our compensation comes from the estate’s proceeds so that you can focus on your inheritance without financial worry.

Q: How much time and effort will this require from me?

Minimal. Typically, all that’s required is a short 15-minute interview to confirm your family connection, followed by a few signatures. We can arrange for a mobile notary to handle any necessary documents for your convenience. From there, EstateCo manages the entire process, allowing you to stay focused on your life.

Q: How do I know this isn’t a scam?

We understand your concern, and we prioritize transparency. Here’s why you can trust us:

• Established Reputation: EstateCo has been in business since 2020.
• A+ BBB Rating: We’re proud to hold the highest rating from the Better Business Bureau.
• Verified Reviews: Our numerous 5-star Google reviews from satisfied clients speak for themselves.
• Legal Oversight: All estate cases are processed through Florida’s Probate Courts, ensuring full legitimacy.

Q: How long does the process take?

Timelines vary depending on the complexity of the estate and the Florida Probate Courts. However, we work to expedite the process by submitting thorough and well-prepared estate plans. Most cases involving real estate are completed within 6 to 12 months. Because we operate on a contingency basis, we’re motivated to finalize the process as quickly as possible.

Contact EstateCo Today

Estate administration can feel overwhelming, but with EstateCo, you’re never alone. We simplify the process, minimize your involvement, and ensure every detail is handled carefully.

Have more questions? Contact us today for a no-obligation consultation, and let us help you navigate your inheritance with confidence and ease.