INSTRUCTIONS: COLORADO CERTIFICATE OF ANCILLARY FILING – CONSERVATORSHIP (Form JDF 892)

The form discussed in this article is issued by a Colorado court to certify an ancillary filing regarding a conservatorship. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the Colorado Judicial Branch.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 1: Check the first box if filing in district court.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 2: Check the second box if filing in Denver Probate Court.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 3: Enter the name of the county in which the court is located on the first blank line.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 4: Enter the court address where indicated.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 5: In the second box, enter the name of the protected person.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 6: In the third box, enter the case number, division and courtroom.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 7: On the next blank line, enter the foreign conservator's name.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 8: Check the first box if a certified, exemplified or authenticated copy of the foreign court's order appointing the foreign conservator was filed.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 9: Check the second box if a certified, exemplified or authenticated copy of the foreign court's letters or other documents evidencing or affecting the foreign conservator's authority to act was filed.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 10: Check the third box if a certified, exemplified or authenticated copy of the bond of the foreign conservator was filed.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 11: Check the fourth box if another document was filed and specify.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 12: Check the fifth box if a certified copy of the document specified above is in your possession.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 13: Check the sixth box if an exemplified copy of the document specified above is in your possession.

Colorado Certificate Of Ancillary Filing – Conservatorship JDF 892 Step 14: Complete the rest of the form as instructed.

INSTRUCTIONS: COLORADO PETITION FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT (Form JDF 960)

The form discussed in this article is filed to petition for the final settlement of a Colorado estate. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the Colorado Judicial Branch.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 1: Check the first box if filing in a district court.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 2: Check the second box if filing in Denver Probate court.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 3: Enter the name of the county in which the court is located on the first blank line.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 4: Enter the court address where indicated.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 5: In the second blank box, enter the name of the decedent whose estate is concerned.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 6: In the third blank box, enter the name and address of your attorney, as well as their phone number, fax number, email address and attorney registration number. If you are not represented by a lawyer, instead provide your name, address, phone number, fax number and email address.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 7: In the next blank box, enter the case number, division and courtroom.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 8: Check the first box on line 3 if heirship has been determined or determination of heirship is not requested.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 9: Check the second box on line 3 if the petitioner requests that heirship be determined at this time and complete the table below. In the first column, enter the name of each heir. In the second column, enter the age of each heir who is a minor. In the third column, enter the address of each heir. In the fourth column, enter each heir's share of intestate property (if applicable). In the last column, enter each heir's relationship to the decedent.

Colorado Petition For Final Settlement JDF 960 Step 10: In the table provided on line 4, enter the name of each person receiving distribution in the first column, their address in the second column and a description of each distribution in the third column. Complete the rest of the form as instructed.

INSTRUCTIONS: MICHIGAN NOTICE REGARDING ATTORNEY FEES (Form PC 576)

The form discussed in this article is used to notify all persons interested in a Michigan estate of costs for an attorney represented by the estate's personal representative which may affected the interested person's interests. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the Michigan Courts system and must be mailed to all interested persons within 14 days of the appointment of the personal representative or their attorney.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 1: Enter the file number where indicated.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 2: Enter the name of the person whose estate is concerned on the first blank line.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 3: Check the first box on line 3 if the attorney fees will be paid monthly.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 4: Check the second box if the attorney fees will be paid quarterly.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 5: Check the third box if the attorney fees will be paid on another basis and specify.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 6: On the next blank line, enter the date.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 7: On the next blank line, enter the signature of your attorney.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 8: On the next blank line, type or print the name of your attorney, as well as providing their bar number.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 9: On the next blank line, enter the street address of your attorney.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 10: On the next blank line, enter the city, state, zip code and telephone number of your attorney.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 11: On the next blank line, type or print the name of the fiduciary.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 12: On the next blank line, enter the title of the fiduciary.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 13: On the next blank line, enter the street address of the fiduciary.

Michigan Notice Regarding Attorney Fees PC 576 Step 14: On the last blank line, enter the city, state, zip code and telephone number of the fiduciary, including the area code.

INSTRUCTIONS: MICHIGAN PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE AND APPOINTMENT OF SUCCESSOR (ESTATE NOT CLOSED) (Form PC 604)

The form discussed in this article is filed by a person with interest in a Michigan estate that has not been closed to request the removal of a personal representative the appointment of a successor. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the Michigan Courts system.

Michigan Petition For Removal Of Personal Representative And Appointment Of Successor (Estate Not Closed) PC 604 Step 1: Enter the file number where indicated.

Michigan Petition For Removal Of Personal Representative And Appointment Of Successor (Estate Not Closed) PC 604 Step 2: On the first blank line, enter the name of the person whose estate is concerned.

Michigan Petition For Removal Of Personal Representative And Appointment Of Successor (Estate Not Closed) PC 604 Step 3: On line 1, enter the reason for your interest in the estate.

Michigan Petition For Removal Of Personal Representative And Appointment Of Successor (Estate Not Closed) PC 604 Step 4: Check the box on line 2 if the original appointed personal representative is dead or is now subject to a conservatorship. Enter their name and indicate which event occurred with a check mark. If the former, enter the date of death.

Michigan Petition For Removal Of Personal Representative And Appointment Of Successor (Estate Not Closed) PC 604 Step 5: Check the box on line 3 if the original appointed personal representative executed a written statement of resignation which is attached to this petition or is already on file with the court. Indicate which with a check mark and enter the name of the personal representative with a check mark.

Michigan Petition For Removal Of Personal Representative And Appointment Of Successor (Estate Not Closed) PC 604 Step 6: If requesting that a personal representative be removed, enter their name on line 4.

Michigan Petition For Removal Of Personal Representative And Appointment Of Successor (Estate Not Closed) PC 604 Step 7: Check the box on line 4a if removal of the personal representative is in the best interests of the estate. 

Michigan Petition For Removal Of Personal Representative And Appointment Of Successor (Estate Not Closed) PC 604 Step 8: Check the box on line 4b if the person who sought appointment of the current personal representative misrepresented material facts. Complete the rest of the form as instructed.

INSTRUCTIONS: MICHIGAN APPEARANCE OF PARENT OF MINOR (Form PC 606)

The form discussed in this article is filed by the Michigan parent of a minor or minors interested in an estate who live with the adult. The adult must not have any personal interest in the estate which is in conflict with the children, and the children must not be married. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the Michigan Courts system.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 1: Enter the file number where indicated.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 2: On the first blank line, enter the name of the person whose estate is concerned.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 3: On the second blank line, enter your name.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 4: On the third blank line, state the interest of your children in the estate.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 5: In the table provided below, enter the names of your children in the first column.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 6: In the second column, enter the date of birth of each child.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 7: On the next blank line, enter the date.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 8: On the next blank line, enter the name of your attorney and their bar number.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 9: On the next blank line, enter the street address of your attorney.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 10: On the next blank line, enter the city, state, zip code and telephone number of your attorney.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 11: On the next blank line, enter your signature.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 12: On the next blank line, enter your street address.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 13: On the next blank line, enter your city, state, zip code and telephone number.

Michigan Appearance Of Parent Of Minor PC 606 Step 14: The form should be filed with the court handling this probate matter for processing. 

INSTRUCTIONS: MICHIGAN PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE (Form PC 646)

The form discussed in this article is filed by the administrator, executor or personal representative of a Michigan estate to request permission from the court to sell real estate. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the Michigan Courts system.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 1: Enter the file number where indicated.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 2: Enter the name of the person whose estate is concerned on the first blank line.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 3: On line 1, enter the title of your position regarding the estate.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 4: On line 2, provide a legal description of the property you intend to sell, the purpose of this sale, the name of the purchaser, the amount of the sale, the terms and conditions of the sale, the state equalized value of the property and the amount of the current unpaid mortgage and taxes on this property.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 5: On line 3, explain why it is in the protected individual's or estate's best interests to sell the real property.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 6: On line 4, enter the value of the remaining personal property and real property, the amount of unpaid debts and taxes, and the amount for which the fiduciary is currently bonded.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 7: Check the box on line 5 if this is a conservatorship and provide the protected individual's monthly income and expenses.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 8: On line 6, enter the name and addresses of all interested parties or their personal representatives who do not appear on the initial petition.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 9: On the first two blank lines of the second page, provide the signature of your attorney and the date.

Michigan Petition For Approval Of Sale Of Real Estate PC 646 Step 10: Complete the rest of the form as instructed.

INSTRUCTIONS: MONTANA NOTICE AND INFORMATION TO HEIRS AND DEVISEES 

The form discussed in this article is used to give notice to Montana heirs and devisees who have interest in an estate about the personal representative in charge of the estate and how to establish claims. This document can be obtained from the website maintained by the Montana Courts system.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 1: Enter your name on the first blank line.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 2: Enter your street address on the second blank line.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 3: Enter your city, state and zip code on the third blank line.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 4: Enter your phone number, including the area code, on the fourth blank line.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 5: Enter the number of the district in which your county is located on the fifth blank line.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 6: Enter the name of your county on the sixth blank line.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 7: Enter the name of the decedent on the seventh blank line.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 8: Enter the probate case number on the right where indicated.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 9: On the first blank line of line 1, enter the name of the decedent.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 10: On the next two blank lines, enter the date and year of death.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 11: On the first blank line of line 3, enter the name of the personal representative.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 12: On the remainder of line 3, enter the address of the personal representative and the date of their appointment.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 13: On line 4, enter the district number, county and city of the court maintaining papers and information related to the estate.

Montana Notice And Information To Heirs And Devisees Step 14: On the second page, enter the date and your signature.