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Letters Of Voluntary Administration
"I need Letters of Voluntary Administration for my uncle's estate in California, which consists primarily of a small business and bank accounts valued under $75,000; I am the sole surviving relative and need to settle his affairs by March 2025."
1. Applicant Information: Full legal name, address, and contact information of the person seeking voluntary administration
2. Deceased Person Information: Full legal name, last known address, date and place of death of the deceased
3. Relationship Declaration: Statement explaining the relationship between the applicant and the deceased
4. Estate Value Declaration: Statement of the estimated total value of the estate and confirmation it falls within small estate limits
5. Next of Kin Statement: List of all known heirs and their relationship to the deceased
6. Asset Declaration: General description of the estate's assets and their approximate values
7. Debt Statement: Declaration of known debts and liabilities of the estate
8. Prior Will Declaration: Statement regarding the existence or absence of a will
9. Verification: Sworn statement affirming the truth of all information provided
10. Request for Authority: Formal request for voluntary administration authority
1. Consent of Heirs: Written consent from other eligible heirs, used when multiple parties could claim administration rights
2. Renunciation Statements: Formal renunciations from other eligible administrators, included when there are parties with prior or equal rights to serve
3. Bond Waiver Request: Request to waive administrator's bond, included when permitted by state law and circumstances
4. Special Asset Declaration: Detailed information about unique assets requiring special handling (e.g., business interests, digital assets)
5. Foreign Property Statement: Declaration of any out-of-state property, used when deceased owned property in multiple jurisdictions
1. Schedule A - Detailed Asset Inventory: Itemized list of all estate assets with specific descriptions and values
2. Schedule B - Known Creditors: Complete list of all known creditors and amounts owed
3. Schedule C - Heir Information: Detailed contact information for all heirs and their degree of relationship
4. Schedule D - Supporting Documents: Copies of death certificate, any existing will, and other relevant documentation
5. Appendix 1 - Required Court Forms: State-specific probate forms required for voluntary administration
6. Appendix 2 - Death Certificate: Certified copy of the death certificate
7. Appendix 3 - Affidavits of Heirs: Sworn statements from heirs regarding their relationship to the deceased and consent to the administration
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