Living probate, on the other hand, deals with the estates or affairs of those who are still alive but who are unable to make decisions on their own. Because probate courts deal with legally incapacitated people, they also handle matters such as child adoptions, adult guardianships, and anything else that involves someone who is unable to make decisions on his or her own. Learn more about probate questions understanding the probate process in this presentation.
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