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Ogle County probate forms
Download the probate forms for the Ogle County probate court in Illinois. We list 6 forms, grouped by purpose, with short notes on what they're for, and each links to the official source. File completed forms with the Ogle County probate court at 106 S. 5th Street, Oregon, IL 61061.
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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 (4)
Estate ClaimOpens in new window
Official source: oglecountyil.govOCC35 — Letters of Office – Decedent’s EstateOpens in new window
Grants legal authority to an executor or administrator to manage a deceased person's estate.
Official source: oglecountyil.govOCC37 — Letters of Office – MinorOpens in new window
Grants legal authority to a guardian to manage the affairs of a minor.
Official source: oglecountyil.govSmall Estate AffidavitOpens in new window
Used to transfer assets from a small estate without formal probate proceedings.
Official source: oglecountyil.gov
Orders (2)
CNCO Order Extend or ModifyOpens in new window
A court order to extend or modify an existing Civil No Contact Order.
Official source: ilcourtsaudio.blob.core.windows.netCNCO OrderOpens in new window
A court order establishing a Civil No Contact Order.
Official source: ilcourtsaudio.blob.core.windows.net
More forms on the court's website
Where to file
Ogle County Probate Court
106 S. 5th Street, Oregon, IL 61061
815-732-1130Hours, fees and contact details →More for Illinois
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