Wakulla County Probate Forms

These are the probate forms published by Wakulla County or its judicial circuit. Many clerks ask that filings use their own local version rather than a statewide form, so it is worth checking here first. Confirm the current version and any local filing requirements with the court before you file.

• Affidavit of HeirsTo identify and document all heirs of a deceased person for probate proceedings by requiring disclosure of the decedent's spouse, children, grandchildren, paren…
• Affidavit Under Section 735.303, Florida Statutes, to Obtain Bank Property of Deceased Account HolderAllows a qualified family member to obtain a deceased person's bank deposits and certificates of deposit (up to $1,000 aggregate) without formal probate proceed…
• Formal Administration Checklist for Closing EstateA comprehensive checklist for attorneys and personal representatives to track completion of all procedural requirements necessary to close a formal estate admin…
• Formal Administration Checklist for Opening EstateTo verify that all required documents and procedures have been completed before a formal estate administration case is opened in probate court.
• Joinder, Waiver and ConsentAllows an interested party in an estate to join a petition, waive notice and hearing, and consent to entry of an order granting the requested relief.
• Request to Release Protected Decedent's Removed Information for Wakulla CountyF.S. 119.071(4)(d)9To request the release of a protected decedent's removed information from official records following the decedent's death.
• Summary Administration Checklist

Looking for the statewide versions? See all Florida probate forms.

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