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A Probate Checklist California Executors Can Actually Use
Small estate limits, Probate Code deadlines and the order of the main steps for a first-time executor handling an estate in California.
Read guideWhen someone owned a home, land or accounts in two states, the executor may have to deal with the rules of both. Choose the two United States kits you need and get both sets of deadlines, letters and workbooks.
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First kit you choose
User guide, executor workbook, financial letters, services and agencies letters, beneficiary letters (5 files)
Second kit you choose
The same five files for the second jurisdiction
You receive a private download link by email as soon as your payment is confirmed. The link works 5 times within 30 days. Files: two kits, ten files. For each kit, one Word user guide, one Excel workbook (works in Microsoft Excel 2016 or later, LibreOffice and Google Sheets), and three Word letter templates. Each file is licensed to you for your personal use; your name or email and order number appear in the footer.
Usually the kit for the state where the person who died lived, and the kit for the state where the other property or accounts are. Our kit selector can help.
Yes. The ZIP contains one folder per kit, each with its five files: a user guide, an executor workbook and three sets of letter templates.
If you have not downloaded the files yet, write to us and we will swap a kit. Once the files are downloaded, the choice is final, except for file problems covered by the Refund Policy.
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