Christopher C. asked
When filling out an application for preliminary letters testamentary, who should be listed in question 2, which asks for the person(s) who would have a right to letters testamentary? Should it be the names of banks and other institutions, or the named executor in the will? Additionally, who should be named in the 'Request issuance to' section before the notarized signature?
February 25th, 2023
Cameron L. answered
For question 2, you should list the heirs who have a right to letters testamentary, not the creditor...
February 25th, 2023
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