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probate

jackelle · 2006-12-23 15:49:21

Is there a probate register than you can check whether in fact probate has been taken out?

23-12-2006 4:49pm

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Is there a probate register than you can check whether in fact probate has been taken out?

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#2 26-12-2006 6:11pm

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Go to the probate office in Smithfield.

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#3 31-12-2006 8:49pm

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If it is not convenient to call to the Probate Ofice in person I think that you can write to them for the information you need.

If the deceased died outside Dublin I think that you may be able to apply to a local office for the same information. Check with the Probate Office first and they will steer you in the right direction.

In return for a small fee (don't remember as it is so long since I did this myself) you can get a copy of the GRANT of PROBATE and the deceased's will.

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