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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2010
Page
11
A Calhoun County resident endorses Mike Jaconette for Probate Court judge. The writer cites decades in local practice, courtroom experience in the probate court, and local knowledge, urging voters to support Jaconette in the Aug 3 primary and Nov 2 general election.
This piece explains how lawyers assist in probate by opening and administering estates after death, handling filings, notices, inventories, creditors, and sales. It notes trust actions and guardianship or conservatorship matters often require attorney involvement to protect interested parties.
Calhoun County Probate Court candidate George Strander touts over 12 years in Probate law and a bench background. He highlights statewide presentations, committee work, and community service including senior volunteerism and co founding a children's theater. He urges voting August 3 for integrity and fairness.
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