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Instructions for Will Deposit
Do you have questions about Will Deposit? Click here to scroll to the FAQs.
Informational Pamphlet
Individual Forms for Will Deposits
The following are a collection of the individual forms one may need for all case types.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions can arise while you are looking for the content that you need. The following are common questions that have often been posed to our office.
What is a will deposit?
The placement of a will with the Probate Court for safekeeping.
What is the benefit of placing my will on deposit?
The benefits of having a will on deposit are that the will will be kept safe, away from public viewing, and out of danger of being lost or destroyed.
Who can see my will once it is deposited with the Probate Court?
During your lifetime, the will can only be withdrawn by you or at your discretion. After your death, it will only be delivered to your named representative.