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Affidavit of Service on a Notice Party
This form is a sworn statement setting out that a document has been served, where, how, when and by whom on a Notice Party.
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Affidavit in Support of a capacity Application
This form is used to outline a sworn statement to support a Capacity Application to the Circuit Court setting out any attached exhibits such as any medical or other report or copy of the consent order if appropriate.
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Affidavit of Service on a Relevant Person
This form is used to outline a sworn statement setting out that a document has been served, where, how, when and by whom on the Relevant Person. It is also used to indicate what their response was, if any, at that time.
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Notice of Application for Appointment of Solicitor Ad litem
This is a notice for solicitors applying to be appointed as a solicitor ad litem to represent the interests of minors or persons under disability in probate proceedings.
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Probate Office Order Form
This is a form used to request certified copies of probate documents from the Probate Office
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Warning to Caveat
This is a formal notice issued to a person who has lodged a caveat, warning them of an impending application for probate or administration.
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Caveat
This is a formal notice filed to prevent the granting of probate or administration of a will until the person lodging the caveat is satisfied with the grant.
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Appearance form (Probate)
This is a formal appearance filed in response to a probate warning or citation, except in cases where the person is merely accepting or refusing a grant.
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Oath of Administrator Including Bond - De Bonis Non for More Than One Applicant
This is an oath sworn by multiple administrators appointed to continue administering an estate after a previous executor or administrator has died or ceased to act (de bonis non), including a bond to guarantee proper administration.
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Oath of Administrator Including Bond - De Bonis Non for Single Applicant
This is an oath sworn by a single administrator appointed to continue administering an estate after a previous executor or administrator has died or ceased to act (de bonis non), including a bond to guarantee proper administration.
