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Authority Captions And Affidavits Form. This is a Arkansas form and can be use in Probate Statewide.
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IN RE: OFFICIAL PROBATE FORMS
Cite as 336 Ark. ___ (1999)
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NUMBER 12
OFFICIAL PROBATE FORMS
The Court, pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.. § 28-1-114 and its constitutional and inherent
powers to regulate procedure in the courts, has adopted thirty-three probate forms. These
official forms supersede all earlier versions. The forms are published in 336 Ark.
Appendix (1999)."
[The materials appearing below shall not be published in the Arkansas Court Rules.]
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NUMBER 12
OFFICIAL PROBATE FORMS
Section 1. Authority. The Court, pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. § 28-1-114 and its
constitutional and inherent powers to regulate procedure in the courts, adopts the
following probate forms. These official forms supersede all earlier versions.
Section 2. Captions and Affidavits. When the word "caption" appears on a form, the
following format should be used:
In The Probate Court of ___________ County, Arkansas
In The Matter of the Estate of
_______________, Deceased
No. _________
-ORIn the Matter of ___________,
An Incapacitated Person
When the word "affidavit" appears on a form, the following format should be used:
STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF ________
Subscribed and sworn to before me on [date].
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______________________________
[Signature]
______________________________
[Official Title]
(Seal)
My commission expires: ____________________
Reporter's Notes to Section 2: The statutes governing guardianship proceedings, Ark.
Code Ann. §§ 28-65-101 - 28-65-603, use the term "incapacitated person" to refer both to
persons who are impaired by reason of various forms of disability and to persons under
the age of 18 whose disabilities have not been removed. The term "minor" may be used
with respect to the latter.
By statute, "[e]very application to the [probate] court, unless otherwise provided, shall be
by petition signed and verified by or on behalf of the petitioner." Ark. Code Ann. § 28-1109(a). Other documents require verification only if the governing statute so provides.
These statutes are cited in the Reporter's Notes accompanying those forms, other than
applications, that require an affidavit.
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