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Topic:

Probate

Court:

Circuit

Category:

Civil

YEAR:

2014

 

 

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A legal document called a Grant of Representation is required for authority to administer the estate of a deceased person. If there is a will, the executor needs to take out probate. If there is no will, or, if no executor has been appointed or the appointed person cannot act, an administrator may be appointed and he/she takes out a Letter of Administration (or a Letter of Administration with Will Annexed if there is a will).

Local registries:

Incoming

Resolved

7,445

7,000

 

Probates (and administrations with wills annexed): resolved

Local registries

5,553

 

Intestacies (no valid will) 

Local registries

1,447