Do you need a notarized statement of no probate?

Answer by  kursteena (36)

Well, unfortunately the answer is not a simple one. It all depends on the state in which your grandfather resided at his time of death. Laws vary from state to state, so my suggestion would be either to: A. Retain legal counsel, or B. Look into the laws for the applicable state.

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

This depends on where you live, but doesn't need to be complicated, it's not an unusual circumstance. You need to consult your clerk of courts, they can best guide you.

Answer by  Atomicrayon (2504)

Almost all documents that are legal need to be notarized, and a will especially. For practical purposes as well as legal ones.

Answer by  patti (29325)

His estate will be probated. The court will appoint an executor to make sure debts are resolved by the assets before the residue is assigned to heirs.

Answer by  nila (143)

if you dont have will ,then no probate notarized,if there is will then only the property should be divided,moreover if you have any brothers and sisters then you need to worry if not you will be the sole owner for the entire property.