Get Summary Administration Fillable Form

Filling out the Summary Administration Fillable Form online is a straightforward process that allows for the efficient management of estate administration. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions tailored to users who may not have extensive legal experience.

Follow the steps to complete the Summary Administration Fillable Form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Summary Administration Fillable Form and open it in your digital editing platform.
2. In the top section of the form, enter the court name for the county probate court where the form will be submitted, such as 'Belknap County Probate Court' or 'Rockingham County Probate Court.'
3. Next, input the case name using the deceased's name, formatted as 'Estate of [Full Name],' for example, 'Estate of John Adams.'
4. If a case number has already been assigned by the court, enter it in the designated field; if not, leave this section blank.
5. In the main part of the form, provide the name of the executor or administrator on the specified line, followed by their telephone number and complete mailing address, including zip code. If a second executor or administrator exists, utilize the additional lines provided.
6. If the executor or administrator is working with an attorney, input their name, telephone number, complete mailing address, and NH Bar ID number. If there is no attorney involved, leave this section blank.
7. Carefully read statements numbered 3 through 9. Check the appropriate boxes indicating whether each statement applies to the estate in question; remember that all statements must be affirmative to qualify for summary administration.
8. For item 10, ensure proper notification to the court regarding the sale or transfer of property. Provide relevant documentation such as a HUD statement or Notice to Cities and Towns form.
9. In the signature section, certify that copies of the document have been shared with all relevant parties. Sign the form in the space designated for the executor or administrator and date it accordingly. If there is more than one executor or administrator, both must sign and date this form.
10. Ensure the document is signed in the presence of a Notary Public or Justice of the Peace, who will finalize the signature section.
11. The judge will complete the order section after the document is submitted and reviewed.
12. Finally, review the completed form for accuracy, save any changes made, and consider downloading, printing, or sharing the form as needed.

Complete your documents online today to streamline your estate administration process.