Probate (estate administration): the Register of Wills or Orphans' Court appoints the personal representative, who receives Letters of Administration to handle the estate
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Published estate administration procedure: probate transfers property from the person who passed away to the people who inherit it; the Register of Wills or the Orphans' Court appoints the personal representative, who manages the legal affairs of the estate and receives Letters of Administration giving authority to handle the estate.
- Estate administration procedure
- Probate is the legal process to transfer property from the person who passed away to the people who will inherit the property. This process is also referred to as estate administration. The process includes managing the property, handling expenses and claims against the estate, and distributing property to the people who will inherit. The Register of Wills or the Orphans' Court will appoint the personal representative. The personal representative handles the legal affairs of the estate. They manage the estate. This is called estate administration. If you are the personal representative, the Register of Wills will give you Letters of Administration. The Letters give you the authority to handle the estate. As the personal representative, you will be required to file certain documents and information during the process of estate administration. For more information, talk to the Register of Wills , visit the People's Law Library of Maryland , or watch the video series, Estate Administration for Personal Representatives . (as published)
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