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Fairfax County probate forms
Download the probate forms for the Fairfax County probate court in Virginia. We list 18 forms, grouped by purpose, with short notes on what they're for, and each links to the official source. File completed forms with the Fairfax County probate court at 4110 Chain Bridge Road, Suite 401, Fairfax, VA 22030.
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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)
8.01 — Affidavit of Identity of a Trust Fund Beneficiary
Filed to formally verify the identity of a beneficiary entitled to receive funds from a trust.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.govPetition For Appointment Of Church Trustees
Used to petition the court for the appointment of trustees for a church and to record the court's order.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.govPetition For Substitution Of Church Trustees
Used to petition the court for the substitution of trustees for a church and to record the court's order.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.govCC1604 — Proof of Holographic Will/Proof of Soldier’s or Sailor’s Will
Official source: vacourts.govSAMPLE - Order of Payment Fiduciary Bond
Provides an example of an order for payment related to a fiduciary bond in an estate or guardianship case.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.govTrust Information Form
Gathers specific details about a trust for court records or related proceedings.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.gov
Instructions (5)
CC-1602 — Instructions for Deposition of Witness to Prove Holographic Will
Provides instructions for completing the deposition of a witness to prove a holographic will.
Official source: vacourts.govCC-1601 — Instructions for Deposition of Witness to Will Without Self- Proving Clause
Provides instructions for completing the deposition of a witness to a will without a self-proving clause.
Official source: vacourts.govCC-1616 — Instructions for Notice Regarding Estate of
Provides guidance on how to complete and file the "Notice Regarding Estate of" form in probate proceedings.
Official source: courts.state.va.usCC-1604 — Instructions for Proof of Holographic Will/Proof of Soldier’s or Sailor’s Will
Provides instructions for proving the validity of a holographic will or a soldier's or sailor's will.
Official source: vacourts.gov64.2 — Items Needed for Your Probate Appointment
Lists the necessary documents and information required for a probate appointment.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.gov
Guides and checklists (1)
Appointment Or Substitution Of Church & Fraternal Organization Trustees
Provides information regarding the appointment and duties of trustees for churches and fraternal organizations.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.gov
Fee schedules (1)
64.2 — Fiduciary Fees
Details the fees associated with fiduciary duties and probate proceedings.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.gov
Other documents (5)
CL-2021 — CL-2021-12578 In Re: George William Estate of Asmuth
Presents a court opinion or order concerning the estate of George William Asmuth.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.govCL-2021 — CL-2021-12578 In Re: George William Estate of Asmuth
Presents a court opinion or order concerning the estate of Eric Witt Wilder.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.govCL-2021 — CL-2021-12578 In Re: George William Estate of Asmuth
Official source: fairfaxcounty.govCL-2023 — CL-2023-1331 In Re: Estate of Peter Sakda Kingkeo
Presents a court opinion concerning a specific estate matter.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.govCL-2024 — Equity Trustees LLC v. Mark G. Carlson, Et Al.
Official source: fairfaxcounty.gov
Where to file
Fairfax County Probate Court
4110 Chain Bridge Road, Suite 401, Fairfax, VA 22030
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