Get Mi Pc 566 2018-2025

The MI PC 566 form is a vital document in the state of Michigan for identifying nonheir devisees in a testate estate. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you fill out the form accurately and efficiently online.

Follow the steps to complete the MI PC 566 form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the MI PC 566 online form and open it in your preferred editing tool.
2. Begin by filling out the header section at the top of the form, entering the ‘FILE NO.’ and the ‘Estate of’ name corresponding to the estate you are addressing.
3. In section 16, list the names of all devisees named in the will or codicil who are not heirs of the decedent. Include any testamentary trustees and beneficiaries of testamentary trusts.
4. For section 17, specify which of the devisees listed in section 16 died before the decedent. Provide their names and relationships to the decedent.
5. In section 18, document the names, relationships, and precise dates and times of death for any devisees who died within 120 hours after the decedent. This information is critical for determining eligibility.
6. Section 19 requires you to list the descendants of any predeceased devisees who survived the decedent. Include the names of these descendants.
7. Enter any class gifts as described in section 20. State how the members are grouped if they are not specifically identified by name.
8. For section 21, list those devisees named above who are under legal disability. Document their names, the nature of their legal disabilities, and the names of their representatives.
9. In section 22, indicate any deceased devisees who survived the decedent by more than 120 hours. Provide their names and the names of those representing their interests.
10. Complete section 23 by noting the guardian ad litem for each devisee under the will who is unborn, unknown, or unascertainable.
11. After you have filled in all required sections, review the form for accuracy. You can then save your changes, download the completed form, print it, or share it as necessary.

Complete your MI PC 566 form online today to ensure proper documentation in the probate process.