Probate

DE-160: Inventory And Appraisal

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This form lists and values all property, money, and other assets that belong to a deceased person's estate. Estate administrators and executors use it to create an official record of what the estate owns for probate proceedings and to determine the estate's total value for tax and distribution purposes.

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Forms that go with DE-160

DE-140Often filed with itNotice of Petition to Administer EstateThe Notice of Petition to Administer Estate must typically be filed and served before or alongside the affidavit process to formally open the estate and notify interested parties.›DE-111Often filed with itPetition for ProbateThe Petition for Probate is often filed in conjunction when the estate involves both real property of small value and other assets requiring formal probate administration.›DE-161AlternativeInventory and Appraisal AttachmentThe Spousal or Domestic Partner Property Petition (DE-161) is a closely related alternative used when the real property passes to a surviving spouse or domestic partner instead of through the small estate affidavit process.›DE-165AlternativeNotice of Proposed Action (Objection-Consent)The Spousal or Domestic Partner Property Petition may be filed as an alternative procedure when the decedent's real property passes directly to a surviving spouse or domestic partner instead of through the small-value affidavit process.›

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DE-147Duties and Liabilities of Personal Representative›DE-150Letters›DE-154Request for Special Notice›DE-157Notice of Administration to Creditors›DE-166Waiver of Notice of Proposed Action›DE-172Creditor's Claim›
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