St Louis City Probate Forms

These are the probate forms published by St Louis City 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 for Collection of a Small Estate – Intestate
• Affidavit for Collection of a Small Estate – Testate
• Affidavit for Collection of Small Estate (intestate)Allows collection of a small intestate estate (≤$40,000) without formal probate administration by sworn affidavit of an heir.
• Affidavit for Collection of Small Estate (testate)Allows a distributee or named personal representative to collect a small estate (not exceeding $40,000) without full probate administration by presenting an aff…
• Application for Letters of Administration (Intestate)To apply for appointment as personal representative of an intestate decedent's estate in Missouri probate court.
• Application for Letters of Administration with Will Annexed (c.t.a.)To petition the probate court for letters of administration when the named personal representatives in a will have died, refused to qualify, or renounced their …
• Application for Letters of Administration with Will Annexed (C.T.A.)
• Application for Letters TestamentaryEnables an applicant named in a decedent's will to petition the court for appointment as personal representative to administer a testate estate.
• Application for Probate of Will
• Application of Creditor for Refusal of Letters
• Application of Minor for Refusal of Letters
• Application of Surviving Spouse for Refusal of Letters
• Bond for Creditor Refusal of LettersSecures a creditor's faithful performance of estate obligations when appointed to administer an estate in place of a refused executor or administrator.
• Claim Against EstateAllows a creditor or claimant to file a formal claim against a probate estate for money owed.
• Closing Independent Estates (pursuant to Section 473.840) – Statement of Account, Closing Documents and Waiver
• Corporate Surety Bond (creditor's Refusal)A creditor who accepts appointment as personal representative of a decedent's estate must post a bond, secured by a corporate surety, to guarantee faithful perf…
• Corporate Surety Bond (decedent Estate)To secure the faithful administration of a decedent's estate by requiring the personal representative(s) to post a corporate surety bond as financial assurance.
• Corporate Surety Bond (Small Estate)Secures the affiant's obligation to pay debts, funeral/burial expenses, and comply with court orders in a small estate collection proceeding.
• Inventory and Appraisement (fillable, auto-calculating)
• Notice of Filing (Decedent Estate)
• Petition for Determination of HeirshipTo establish heirship and determine the inheritance rights of persons claiming interest in a decedent's estate when no probate administration has been commenced…
• Petition to Dispense with Administration and for Order of DistributionA conservator petitions the court for an order distributing a deceased protectee's estate to heirs without formal probate administration.
• Petition to Open and Inventory Safe Deposit BoxRequests a court order to open and inventory the contents of a deceased person's safe deposit box and obtain delivery of the decedent's Last Will and Testament …
• Renunciation / ConsentAllows a person entitled to administer an estate to renounce their right to serve and request that letters of administration be issued to another party, with el…
• Renunciation / Consent – Creditor's RefusalAllows persons entitled to creditor's refusal of letters to renounce their right and consent to issuance of such letters to another person.
• Renunciation / Consent Small EstateAllows a distributee of a small estate to renounce their right to act as affiant and consent to another person serving as affiant instead.
• Schedule of Probate Case Filing Fees
• Statement of AccountThe personal representative provides a sworn statement of account detailing all claims paid, expenses, and taxes satisfied in the estate, and proposes a final d…

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