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FAQ: How to probate a will? – Property Hotline
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May 18, 2016
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Question: His father is planning to execute a will and he plans to get the will probated. His father wants to know how long will it take for his sister to execute the will post his father's death. What is the procedure for the same?
Answer: Anyone who has possession of the will may file it with the probate court. Often, the executor of the estate will file the will, because the executor will work closely with the probate court throughout the process and is also responsible for executing the will's instructions. Most states also have laws that require someone with a deceased person's will to file it with the court. These states allow an executor or beneficiary to force the person in possession of the will to file it if necessary.
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