| Your mother's will should be probated if you can't otherwise gain control of her property. |
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| The will, probated in Sweden, survived the predictable contest from unhappy relatives, but there were other problems. |
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| Will the bonds have to be probated along with the rest of my estate upon my death? |
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| However, when a will is probated as a muniment of title, inventories are not filed. |
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| Even if it were completely destroyed in the mishap, the copy could be probated in its place. |
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| Since then, half of them have died and none have had their estates probated. |
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| If you have a will that needs to be probated, your executor will need to state your age at death in the application for probate. |
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| Unlike the property listed in your will, the property in a trust is not probated, so it passes directly to your inheritors. |
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| Wills were obtained from the British Columbia Archives in Victoria and selected by the order in which they were probated on two microfilm rolls. |
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| Upon his death, his will would get probated, and you would become the owner of the home. |
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| Can the draft version be probated after my death just like the original, or do I need to get a new will? |
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| All the accounts and assets were probated, and I was made legal representative. |
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| One of the advantages of notarial wills is that they do not need to be probated. |
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| When Peter Manigault died in 1773 he left his children the largest estate probated in the mainland colonies on the eve of the American Revolution. |
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| Before they do, though, they may try to collect by sending letters, and if your estate is probated, they may file claims in court or even sue your estate. |
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| Samuel's brother, Amos, whose estate was probated in 1798, certainly owned equipment to suggest he was in a position to produce surpluses for the market. |
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| He had become so obscure that his death was not reported in the newspapers for three weeks, and that was only because his will was probated. |
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| Wills are effective upon the death of the testator and do not need to be probated. |
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| A segregated fund with a designated beneficiary is not probated, and remains private. |
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| Often, institutions will ask to see the probated will before releasing assets to the deceased's estate. |
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| Since 1958, wills can be probated at any one of the judicial centres in the province. |
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| If the original of your will can't be located after your death, the copy can be probated as long as your brother can prove to the court you did not revoke it. |
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| But courts have not been as forgiving when the beneficiaries had agreed not to probate and then decided more than four years later that the will should be probated. |
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| Unlike a notarized will, holograph wills and those made out in the presence of witnesses must be probated by the Superior Court, and it is the liquidator's responsibility to commission a notary or lawyer to see to this. |
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| If, for example, the will is notarial and the codicil is holographic, the codicil will have to be probated, thus losing the main advantage of notarial wills which is the lack of probate required. |
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| Before they come into force, these two types of wills, not being properly notarized, must be officially probated after the death, in accordance with the rules provided in the Civil Code of Québec. |
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| All other wills must be probated by a notary or in court. |
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| If the value of the estate is very small, the will may not have to be probated, as some institutions may be willing to transfer small amounts of money or assets directly to your executor. |
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| Holograph wills should be kept in a secure place and, following the death of its author, must be probated, that is, they must undergo a process of verification by the court or a notary. |
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| In Québec, notarial wills do not need to be probated but holograph wills and wills made in the presence of witnesses have to be probated by the court or by a notary. |
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| Section 772 of the Civil Code of Quebec stipulates that a holograph or witnessed will must be probated, at the request of any interested person, in the manner described in the Code of Civil Procedure. |
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| If you need a probated will to transfer ownership of one asset referred to in the will, unfortunately the value of other assets will be subject to probate tax. |
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| Not applicable in Québec as notarial wills do not need to be probated by the court and, for holograph wills or wills made in the presence of witnesses, probate fees are minimal. |
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| Because titles are not in the names of residents, the disposition of a life lease unit does not have to be probated following the death of a resident, which is a financial advantage for the estate. |
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| If it is a holograph will or a will made in the presence of witnesses, the liquidator must have it probated by the court or a notary who has the power to do so. |
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