Probate Inventory Explained - What It Is & When It’s Due

When a loved one passes, one of the earliest steps in probate is preparing the probate inventory. But what exactly is it—and why does it matter?

In this video, What Is a Probate Inventory?, we break down everything you need to know about this required document, including:

🔹 The deadline for preparing the inventory (six months after the hearing or nine months after death)
🔹 What types of assets must be listed and valued
🔹 Why real estate may need an appraisal—or how a fair sale price can be used
🔹 When inventories must be filed with the court and shared with beneficiaries

This video will give you a clear picture of what the probate inventory is, how it works, and how it sets the stage for the next step—preparing the final account.

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