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Pulaski County probate forms
Download the probate forms for the Pulaski County probate court in Arkansas. We list 7 forms, grouped by purpose, with short notes on what they're for, and each links to the official source. File completed forms with the Pulaski County probate court at 401 West Markham Street, Little Rock, AR 72201.
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General information, not legal advice. Forms change, so check the official source for the current version. Which forms you need depends on the case, for example whether there's a will or the estate has no will (intestate). The court clerk can tell you which ones apply. The notes under each form describe the document. They aren't instructions.
Forms to fill out and file (6)
OF-01 — Affidavit for Collection of Small Estate
Used to collect assets from a small estate without formal probate proceedings.
Official source: media.ark.orgAffidavit for Collection of Small Estate
Filed to collect and distribute assets from a small estate without formal probate administration.
Official source: arcourts.govAffidavit for Collection of Small Estate by Distributee
Filed by a distributee to collect assets from a small estate without formal probate proceedings.
Official source: media.ark.orgAffidavit Of Death Of Property Owner
Used to officially record the death of a property owner for real estate records.
Official source: media.ark.orgBilling Account Information Form
Used to provide or update billing account information for services.
Official source: media.ark.orgProbate Cover Sheet
Used to provide essential case information when filing new probate proceedings or documents.
Official source: arcourts.gov
Fee schedules (1)
15.00 — Real Estate Fee Schedules
Lists fees associated with real estate filings and services.
Official source: media.ark.org
Where to file
Pulaski County Probate Court
401 West Markham Street, Little Rock, AR 72201
501-340-8500Hours, fees and contact details →More for Arkansas
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