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Filing a probate petition without a lawyer

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Shingen

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Kansas

My dad just passed April 2nd, without a will. He wasn't married, but he had two kids. I'm one and my brother. No one is contesting.

All the property is under $6000 ( a mobile home, and truck), and some other odds and ends. He had a bank account with about $900 which I don't have access to. The bank says I have to go through probate to open the account.

Can anyone give me an idea how I would file a Probate petition? I talked to a Lawyer, but they want $2000-$3000, which I don't have.

Which district court clerk would I go to? What's the name of the petition (ie: paperwork) I need to ask for to file?

Do I need to bring the titles, death certificate, birth certificate, ect when I file?

Do I need to do an itemized, appraised inventory of everything he left?

Is there an ultimate deadend to file a petition?

My brother isn't going too contest and doesn't want to get involved.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 



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