Probate Petition Objection Process

Summary

To object to a probate petition in California, file forms DE-165 (Objection to Probate of Will) and DE-140 (Order for Probate, if needed). These forms allow you to formally contest the administration of an estate. Its advisable to consult a probate attorney to ensure proper filing and representation. You may need to provide supporting documents and evidence for your objection.

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- DE-*: Objection to Probate of Will
- This form is used to formally object to the probate of a will. It outlines your reasons for believing that the will should not be probated.

- DE-*: Order for Probate
- This form may be necessary depending on the specifics of your objection. It is used to request the court to issue an order for probate, which might include your objections.
You might also need to provide accompanying documents and evidence to support your objection. Would you like guidance on how to fill these forms out?