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Probate
Also available in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian, and Tagalog.
What Happens to Someone's Property When They Die? (131 KB) (Prepared by the San Francisco ACCESS Center)
Also available in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian, and Tagalog.
Transferring Property When Someone Dies (23 KB) (prepared by the Superior Court of California, County of Ventura)