Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve pulled together the most common questions about probate cases.
Pro Se Applicants Policy
People who represent themselves in court are called “pro se” or “self-represented” litigants. You are not required to have a lawyer to file papers or to participate in a case in
court. You have a right to represent yourself. However, a pro se may not represent others.
Initial Forms
- Personal Representative Information Sheet
(To be filled out before court) - Setting Request: Probate / Guardianship
- Waiver of Citation, Waiver of Bond, and Consent to Appointment of Independent Administrator
- Probate Case Information Sheet
(To be filed with original application)
Forms for Independent Administrators
- Instructions for Independent Administrator
- Instructions for Independent Administrator (with Will Annexed)