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Affidavit Of Claiming Successor (Small Estate Affidavit-Deceased On Or After January 2006) Form. This is a Oregon form and can be use in Marion Local County.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Small Estate of
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Deceased.
STATE OF OREGON
County of Marion
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Case No.
AFFIDAVIT OF CLAIMING SUCCESSOR
(SMALL ESTATE AFFIDAVIT)
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I swear that the following statements are true:
1.
The affiant. My name and address are:
__________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
I have authority to file this affidavit because: [check at least one that applies]
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I am an heir of the decedent, and the decedent left no will.
I am a devisee of the decedent under the decedent’s will.
I am named the personal representative under the decedent’s will.
I am a creditor and have not been paid the full amount owed to me within 60 days of the
decedent’s death. Creditors must check the box that applies:
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The decedent died intestate and without heirs. I have attached written authorization from
the Division of State Lands allowing me to file this small estate proceeding; or
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Authorization from the Division of State Lands is not required because the decedent died
testate or left heirs.
The decedent.
Name:
Home
Age:
Soc. Sec. No.
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Date
of
death:
_______________
Place of death: ______________________
or
mailing
address:
A certified copy of the death certificate is attached.
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The decedent’s estate. The following property is in the decedent’s estate:
Real Property [attach a legal description]
Fair Market Value
[maximum total value $150,000]
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____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Personal Property [PERS accounts, bank accounts, jewelry, etc.] Fair Market Value
[maximum total value $50,000]
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
[”Fair market value” means the value of the property on the open market (between unrelated parties),
not reduced to reflect debts owed against the property. Do not include property that transfers
automatically to others following death (such as joint bank accounts).]
4.
Affidavit should be filed in Marion County. This small estate affidavit should be filed in Marion
County because [check at least one that applies]:
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The decedent died in Marion County.
At death, the decedent lived in or had a home in Marion County.
The decedent had property located in Marion County at death or when this affidavit is filed.
Thirty or more days have passed since the decedent died.
5.
No probate estate exists. No application or petition for the appointment of a personal representative
has been granted in Oregon. [This means that no Oregon court has opened a probate estate for the
decedent.]
6.
Is there a will? [Check the one that applies]
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The decedent died testate (did leave a will). The original will (not a copy) is attached.
The decedent died intestate (did not leave a will).
The heirs. The heirs of the decedent, and their addresses, are:
Name of each heir
Relationship to decedent
Last-known address
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
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The devisees. [This part only applies if the decedent left a will. If the decedent did not leave a will,
write in “none.”]
The devisees named in the decedent’s will, and their last-known addresses, are:
Name of each devisee
Last-known address
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
9.
Notice to heirs and devisees. I promise to give to each heir and each devisee, if any, (1) a copy of this
affidavit showing the date of filing and (2) a copy of the will, if the decedent died testate. I will do this
by delivering or mailing the papers to the heirs and devisees at the last-known addresses. I will do this
within 30 days after this affidavit is filed with the court.
10.
Who gets what?
The following people are entitled to the following property:
Name of heir or devisee
Property to be received
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
[If a will exists, the will governs who gets what. If no will exists, the laws of intestacy apply (see the
instructions). If one person is to receive the entire estate, state “entire estate” or “100% of residue”
under “Property to be received.” If, for example, three people share the estate equally, state “one-third
of residue” under “Property to be received.”]
11.
Creditors. Reasonable efforts have been made to ascertain the creditors of the estate. The following
expenses of or claims against the estate remain unpaid (including reimbursement owed to someone who
paid claims or expenses):
Creditor’s name
Last-known address Type of claim & estimate or amount
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
[If the estate has no creditors, write in “none.”]
12.
Disputed claims. I, as affiant, dispute the following claims against the estate:
Creditor’s name
Last-known address Type of claim & estimate or amount
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
[If the estate has no creditors making claims the affiant disputes, write in “none.”]
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Notice to creditors. I promise to give each creditor listed in parts 11 and 12 above a copy of this
affidavit showing the date of filing. I will do this by delivering or mailing the papers to the creditor at
the last-known address. I will do this within 30 days after this affidavit is filed with the court.
14.
Notice to Estate Administration. Within 30 days after this affidavit is filed with the court, I promise to
mail a copy of the affidavit showing the date of filing to each of the following:
Department of Human Services
Estate Administration Unit
PO Box 14021
Salem, Oregon 97309-5024
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Oregon Health Authority
500 Summer Street NE E20
Salem, Oregon 97301
Claims may be barred. Some claims against the estate may be barred unless specific things happen.
a.
Claims against the estate not listed in this affidavit or in amounts larger than those listed in this
affidavit may be barred unless:
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b.
A claim is presented to the affiant within four months of the filing of the affidavit at the
address stated in part 1 of this affidavit; or
A personal representative of the estate is appointed within the time allowed under ORS
114.555.
If this affidavit lists one or more claims which the affiant disputes, any such claim may be barred
unless:
1)
A petition for summary determination is filed within four months of the filing of this
affidavit; or
2)
A personal representative of the estate is appointed within the time allowed under ORS
114.555.
I have read this affidavit. The statements it contains are true and correct to the best of my
knowledge.
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Affiant
Telephone Number: (
)_________________
Signed and sworn to before me on
, 20
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_____________________________________
Notary Public/ Deputy Court Clerk
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