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How to use or fill out the DE-172. Fillable Editable And Saveable California Judicial Council Forms online
The DE-172 form is essential for filing a creditor's claim in probate proceedings in California. This guide will assist users through each section of the form, ensuring that it is filled out correctly and submitted on time.
Follow the steps to complete your DE-172 form online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to retrieve the DE-172 form and open it in your preferred online editing tool.
- In the top section, fill in the name, state bar number, and address of the attorney or party without attorney. Include the relevant telephone and fax numbers.
- Indicate the attorney for the claim, if applicable, and provide the superior court information, including the court's address and the specific case number related to the estate.
- Complete the field for the estate of the deceased, providing their name accurately.
- In the claim section, specify the total amount of the claim and detail the claimant's information, including their name and type (individual, partnership, corporation, etc.). Provide the claimant's address.
- State whether the claimant is the creditor, a person acting on behalf of the creditor, or the personal representative. Check the appropriate boxes to indicate your status.
- Confirm your authorization to make the claim and ensure that all payments on the claim have been credited. Provide any supporting facts on the reverse side if needed.
- On the reverse side, itemize the claim with details such as the date the service was rendered or debt incurred. It is crucial to describe the item or service accurately and indicate the claimed amount.
- After completing the form, save your changes. You can then download, print, or share the DE-172 form as needed, ensuring you follow up appropriately with filing and notification.
Begin filling out your DE-172 form online today to ensure your creditor's claim is submitted correctly and promptly.
Use of an approved form is not mandatory, but the form must be accepted by all courts in appropriate cases (rule 1.35). Forms thus are "adopted" for mandatory use and "approved" for optional use.