Delaware Probate Forms
Common probate forms used during estate settlement in Delaware. Each page explains what the form is for, where to download the official version, and how to file it.
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AccountVerified PDFA personal representative's sworn accounting of estate receipts, disbursements, and final settlement for court approval and beneficiary notification.AccountVerified PDFAllows a Personal Representative to swear that an estate account is accurate and true, and certifies Register of Wills verification and beneficiary notice.Accounting FormForm Form No. 30Verified PDFAllows a personal representative to account for estate assets, expenses, debts, and funeral costs to beneficiaries and the court.Certified Small Estate Affidavit Request FormVerified PDFRequests certified copies of a Small Estate Affidavit that is already on file with the Kent County Register of Wills.Certified Small Estate Affidavit Request FormVerified PDFTo request certified copies of a Small Estate Affidavit that is already on file with the Kent County Register of Wills.Form No. 30-Accounting FormForm 30Verified PDFPersonal representatives file this form to account for estate assets, additional receipts, and request allowance for administrative expenses, debts, and funeral expenses.Form No. 30-Accounting FormForm 30Verified PDFThe personal representative of an estate files this form to account for estate assets, additional receipts/losses, and request allowance for administrative expenses, debts, and funeral expenses.InventoryVerified PDFLists all personal and real property owned by the decedent at the date of death for estate administration purposes.InventoryVerified PDFTo list and value all personal and real property owned by a decedent at the date of death for estate administration purposes.INVENTORY for Register of WillsVerified PDFDocuments the fair market value of all personal property, real estate, and other assets owned by the decedent at the time of death.Renunciation of Right and Power of AdministrationVerified PDFAllows a person entitled to administer an estate to formally renounce their right and power of administration.Renunciation of Right and Power of AdministrationVerified PDFAllows a person to formally renounce their right and power of administration over a deceased person's estate.Request for Small Estate Affidavit via MailVerified PDFTo request a small estate affidavit by mail from the Kent County Register of Wills for estates under $30,000 with no sole real estate ownership.STATE OF DELAWARE INVENTORY for Register of WillsVerified PDFTo document and list all personal and real property owned by the decedent at the time of death for probate estate administration.
Probate in Delaware
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