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Massachusetts General Laws > Part II > Title II > Chapter 192 - Probate Of Wills And Appointment Of Executors

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§ 1	Petition for probate; affidavit of knowledge and belief; certified copy of death certificate
§ 1A	Parties to probate proceedings; attorney general
§ 1B	Guardian ad litem for incompetent surviving spouse
§ 1C	Guardian ad litem for children omitted from wills
§ 2	Proof of will in uncontested proceedings; waiver of proof
§ 3	Conclusive effect of decrees allowing will, or compromise or adjudicating intestacy; subsequent reversals or qualifications
§ 4	Letters testamentary; issue; qualifications of executor; bond
§ 5	Executor other than person named in will
§ 6	Minors named as executors
§ 7	Judge or register of probate as executor or administrator of estate of wife, children or parents
§ 8	Death of executor; completion of duties
§ 9	Hearing on foreign wills
§ 10	Order allowing foreign will
§ 11	Granting of letters on foreign will; settlement of estate
§ 12	Notification of devisees and legatees
§ 13	Appointment of temporary executors; notice
§ 14	Powers and duties of temporary executors or administrators with will annexed
§ 15	Termination of powers of temporary executors or administrators with will annexed; extension of appointment; discharge
§ 16	Accounting by temporary executors or administrators with will annexed

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