Summary:
The Petition for Administration provides the court with fundamental information regarding the deceased person, including their name, last known address, social security number, known probate assets, date and place of the deceased person’s death, and the state and county of the deceased person’s domicile. This document also provides the court with information regarding the petitioner and interested persons in the decedent’s probate.
Statute:
Section 733.202, Petition.—
Any interested person may petition for administration.
Rule:
Rule 5.200, Pleadings; Verifications; Motions.—
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