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Reynolds520
Asked October 2019
How long after death do I need to file for probate in California?
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My Mother passed away about 25 days ago. No will left.
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Oct 2019
In my state its something like 11 days so I think you can go to probate.
In my state, if no Executor an Administrator is assigned. If the estate is under 20k, an affidavit is filled out.
Sorry to here about your Mom.
10/26/2019 20:52:57
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Oct 2019
Are you sure probate is necessary? If her estate is under $150,000 then you don’t have to go through full probate. Since you are in CA....if probable is necessary, since there is no will you have up to 1 year to complete probate.
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In my state, if no Executor an Administrator is assigned. If the estate is under 20k, an affidavit is filled out.
Sorry to here about your Mom.