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Affirmation or Affidavit for Probate Application with Will

By Sole Executor's Attorney

Affirmation / Affidavit by the Attorney of the Executor to Court for the grant of probate under a will. This affirmation by the Attorney grants the Executor the right to share the estate of the Deceased.

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Affirmation / Affidavit by the Attorney of the Executor to Court for the grant of probate under a will.

By a Power of Attorney, the executor was nominated and appointed as the deceased's lawful attorney to apply for and obtain from the Court a grant of letters of administration (with the Will annexed) of the estate of the Deceased limited for his/her use and benefit until further representation be granted.

The attorney believes that the paper contains the true and original last Will of the Deceased, and they will administer according to the law all the estate which by law devolves to and vests in the personal representatives of the Deceased, and they will exhibit a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the estate and effects and render a just and true account thereof whenever required by law so to do.

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Affirmation / Affidavit by the Attorney of the Executor to Court for the grant of probate under a will.

You should sign and return a copy. Your signature should also be witnessed.

The Executors and Beneficiaries should all be clearly stated.

 

 

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