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What does “Testate” mean?
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It means that the decedent had a valid will in place at the time of his or her death. The Will tells the court which people should be entitled to the decedent’s estate and probate passes title to those people.
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- What does “Testate” mean?
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- What happens after the Letters of Authority have been granted to the personal representative?
- What does it mean to file the Inventory?
- When can the Personal Representative close the Estate?
- Claims Against The Estate