Note Designate Payable With Interest Journal Entry
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Once a will is filed for a decedent, it becomes public record. Therefore, anyone can get copies or review files in our office. However, we only have information on people who were domiciled in New Castle County at the time of their death.
Estate records from January 20, 1950 to the present can be found in the Delaware County Probate Court. Some of the records are on On-Base (since 2003), some can be located on microfiche and some are on microfilm. Records prior to January 20, 1950 will be located at the Records Center.
First, you need to wait 30 days from the date of death. After that period, you may come into the Register of Wills office to petition for the small estate affidavit. You will need to bring a CERTIFIED copy of the death certificate* and your picture I.D. (preferably a valid driver's license).
The Register of Wills grants authority to personal representatives to administer estates and is responsible for making sure that those administrations are carried out in compliance with Delaware Law.
The Register of Wills Office assists families and attorneys in obtaining the necessary documents to transfer the assets of a deceased person. It is the county probate office and is a branch of the Delaware Chancery Court.
You should contact the Register of Wills Office in the county in which the person who died, domiciled at their time of death. To reach the Kent County Register of Wills call 302-744-2330 or to reach the Sussex County Register of Wills call 302-855-7875.
