Meaning Probate court
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A specialized court or division of a state trial court that considers cases concerning the distribution of deceased persons' property and the appointment of guardians for children or adults who n [..]
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A court with jurisdiction over paying a deceased individual’s debts and distributing his or her property.
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A court with jurisdiction over probates, adoptions, and minor civil cases. These courts were abolished in 1971.
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A court established to handle probates. Probates in Missouri are sometimes handed by courts of common pleas and circuit courts.
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A court established to handle probates, marriages, and minor civil and criminal cases. These courts were abolished in 1889 and their authority was transferred to the district courts.
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A court in Ohio with jurisdiction over guardianships, general probate, land sales, some divorces, and naturalizations.
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A central court in Ontario, Canada, that handled probate cases that involved a certain amount of money. This court operated from 1793 to 1858. The surrogate courts took over this responsibility after [..]
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A court established in 1850 by the provisional government of the State of Deseret to handle probates. These courts were also used when Utah was a territory but were abolished when it became a state. T [..]
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The primary probate court in Washington until 1891, when the authority was transferred to the superior courts.
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A court in Wisconsin with jurisdiction over probate cases. Probate courts operated from 1839 to 1849, when county began courts handling probate cases.
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a court that has jurisdiction over the probate of wills and administration of estates and sometimes over the affairs of minors and persons adjudged incompetent compare orphans' court
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Probate courts are specialized courts that possess jurisdiction of probating wills, administration of estates and guardianship and adoption of minors and incompetents. Sometimes the probate court also [..]
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Court with authority to supervise estate administration.
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The court with jurisdiction to supervise estate administration.
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This is the court that handles probate claims where multiple claims or issues arise due to improper wills or when someone contests the will.
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The court with authority to supervise estate administration.
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The court with authority to supervise estate administration.
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A trial court
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The court with authority to supervise estate administration.
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