Revoking Administration Grant Process

Summary

To contest a Grant of Letters of Administration in Belize, gather evidence supporting your claim, such as a will or written statements. File a Fixed Date Claim Form with the court and serve copies to current administrators and interested parties. Birth certificates can prove relationships, but DNA tests may be requested if disputes arise. Verify birth certificate authenticity through the Vital Statistics Unit or with legal assistance.

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*. An Order that the Grant of Letters of Administration given to Lila Maricela Cowo and Rudy Armando as Administrators in the Estate of FLORENCIO BOLON, deceased be revoked and declared null and void; *. That the Court make such Orders as to the Court may deem just; and *. That provision be made for the costs of this Application. A draft of the Order being sought is attached. The Grounds for the Application are: *. The Claimant/Applicant is the nephew of Florencio Bolon, deceased and the intended beneficiary to the Estate of the said deceased; *. The present Administrators of the Estate of Florencio Bolon, are, Mr. Rudy Bolon and Mrs. Lila Cowo, children of the deceased and went against the wishes of the deceased who wished for the Claimant/Applicant to handle his affairs in life and death.
It seems like you have a strong case for contesting the Grant of Letters of Administration. Ensure you have documentation or any form of evidence to show that Florencio Bolon explicitly wished for you to handle his affairs. This will significantly strengthen your claim in court. Have you already submitted this application to the court?
how to proceed in court
To proceed in court, follow these steps:
*. Gather all relevant documents, including any evidence that supports your claim.
*. File your Fixed Date Claim Form with the court, including the grounds for your application.
*. Serve copies of the claim form to the current administrators and any other interested parties.
Do you have any evidence such as a will, written statement, or witnesses supporting your claim?
BEING THE DEFENDANT
To proceed effectively, it is crucial to gather all evidence supporting your claim. Ensure you have any written statements, a will, or witnesses that can testify regarding the deceased's wishes. This will strengthen your case significantly.
Do you have any such evidence or witnesses?
can a court revoke grant of admission having birth certificate stating that we are kids of the deceased?
The court can revoke a Grant of Letters of Administration if evidence suggests it was improperly granted. Birth certificates alone might not be sufficient. The court would consider additional evidence, such as a will, written statements, or witnesses.
Do you have any other supporting documents or evidence regarding the deceased's wishes?
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Yes, the court can revoke a grant of administration if there is sufficient evidence to prove that the initial grant was improperly issued or if it goes against the wishes of the deceased. Possible grounds include:
- Evidence of the deceased's wishes (will, written statements).
- Proof that current administrators are not suitable.
Do you have any birth certificates or other documents proving the relationship to the deceased?
Do you have any birth certificates or other documents proving the relationship to the deceased?
It seems like you have a strong case. Here are the steps to proceed in court:
*. Gather all relevant documents, including birth certificates and any evidence supporting your claim.
*. File your Fixed Date Claim Form with the court.
*. Serve copies of the claim form to the current administrators and interested parties.
Do you have any birth certificates or other documents proving the relationship to the deceased?
only birth certificate
To proceed in court:
*. Gather all relevant documents, including the birth certificate.
*. File your Fixed Date Claim Form with the court.
*. Serve copies of the claim form to the current administrators and interested parties.
Do you have any witnesses or written statements supporting your claim?
what other documents can be used to prove relationship with the deceased
You can use the following documents to prove your relationship with the deceased:
- Marriage certificates (if applicable)
- Family photos
- Affidavits from family members
- Deeds or property documents listing family members
- DNA test results
Do you have any of these additional documents?
can a dna test be asked even if theres a birth certificate prooving to be kids of the deceased
Yes, a DNA test can be requested by the court to verify biological relationships, even if there is a birth certificate. This is particularly true if there are disputes or doubts regarding the legitimacy of the birth certificate or the relationship.
Do you have any reason to doubt the authenticity of the birth certificates or any conflicting evidence?
how to proof authenticity of a birth certificate
To prove the authenticity of a birth certificate in Belize, follow these steps:
- Verify the birth certificate with the Vital Statistics Unit in Belize.
- Check for official seals and signatures.
- Ensure it matches registration records.
- Consider seeking a legal expert to verify its validity.
Do you need help with verifying your birth certificate through the Vital Statistics Unit?
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To prove the authenticity of a birth certificate, you can:
- Obtain a certified copy from the Vital Statistics Unit or relevant government authority.
- Provide witness testimony from individuals present at the birth.
- Present hospital records or additional documentation confirming the birth.
Do you have access to any of these additional documents?