True, the following BLTV program is brought to you by Flaherty Law. Please enjoy music. Welcome to Learn About Law. My name is Kevin O'Flaherty from O'Flaherty Law. I hope you find this video and podcast helpful. If you need some help, please feel free to give us a call at 414-253-2080. That's 414-253-2080. We offer free consultations in many areas of law, and we have several geographic locations for your convenience. We can also serve you completely virtually. Please enjoy the video. Hi everyone, this is Matt with Learn About Law, and in this video, I'm going to discuss part two of our five-part series on informal estate administration in Wisconsin. So, to start off with, where should an informal estate administration application be filed? The decedent's informal estate administration application should be filed in the county where he or she was domiciled at the time of death. If the decedent did not have a Wisconsin domicile, an application for informal estate administration may be submitted in any Wisconsin county where the decedent's property is located. Does informal estate administration require the use of an attorney? While Wisconsin regulations do not compel you to hire an attorney to help with an informal estate administration, you are free to seek legal counsel or services at any time during the process. A demand for formal proceedings may also be made with the court at any point during the estate administration procedure, necessitating the assistance of an attorney. It's crucial to keep in mind that the majority of probate registrars aren't attorneys. Registers are not allowed to give legal advice, even if they are attorneys. A registrar's job is to advise a personal representative in the drafting of any of the documents required to be filed with the court in an informal...