Probate: Step 3 in the Probate process in southeastern Connecticut

Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Step 3 in the Probate process in southeastern Connecticut

Step 3 in the Probate process in southeastern Connecticut concerns decedent owned real estate. It must be filed as a Notice for Land Records/Appointment of Fiduciary, on form PC-251, within two months of appointment as fiduciary. For more information go to https://bmre.us/probaterules

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