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Probate Guide A Guide for clerks serving courts with Probate jurisdiction September 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE .. 0 CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION .. 1 The Probate Court .. 1 Overview of the Testate and Intestate Estate .. 2 Sample Guidelines for Initiating An Estate .. 2 CHAPTER TWO ADMISSION OF will TO Probate .. 4 Time Limitations on Probate .. 4 Who Presents the will or Wills .. 5 Renunciation by Devisee .. 5 Common Form Probate .. 5 Solemn Form Probate .. 5 Notice and Its Effect .. 5 Time of Notice .. 6 Other Considerations.
The jurisdiction over the probate of wills and administration of estates is now vested in the chancery court unless a particular county has a special court for probate created by private act. See T.C.A. 16-16-201. Probate jurisdiction has been vested in eneral Sessions G Court in several counties by private act.
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