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Probate court question: As an heir, how do I stay informed of what is happening in the probate case?

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Probate court question: As an heir, how do I stay informed of what is happening in the probate case?

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You will automatically get notice of certain petitions filed, including the petition for appointment of the personal representative and the final petition when it is time for the estate to be closed and distributed. If the personal representative wants to sell real property, you should also get a Notice of Proposed Action. If you want to get copies of everything filed in the probate court concerning the estate, file a Request for Special Notice. There is no fee to file this document. You can contact the personal representative directly if you have any questions. You can also contact the attorney for the estate. But, keep in mind the attorney works for the personal representative and not the heirs. If you have concerns about the way the personal representative is handling the estate, talk to a lawyer.

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