Woodford County Probate Court
Illinois
In Woodford County, Illinois, you file a probate case with the Woodford County probate court at 115 N Main Street, Suite 201, Eureka, IL 61530. You can reach the court at 309-467-3312. Below you'll find 2 downloadable Illinois probate forms and the office hours.
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2 Illinois probate forms (plus 44 federal forms).
Federal forms (IRS, SSA, VA) · 44
Probate in Woodford County
- Court that handles probate
- Circuit Court
- Simple probate
- 6-12 months
- Complex estate
- 12-24 months
- Illinois small estate limit
- $150,000
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Eureka, IL · under 1 mi from the court
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Additional Notes
The Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court handles all probate and estate matters for decedents who were domiciled in Woodford County. The Circuit Clerk's office, located in the courthouse, handles all probate filings. Contact the Circuit Clerk to confirm current hours.
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Common Questions
Where do I file probate in Woodford County, Illinois?
File with the Woodford County probate court at 115 N Main Street, Suite 201, Eureka, IL 61530. The court's phone number is 309-467-3312.
When is the Woodford County probate court open?
Listed office hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM.
How long does probate take in Illinois?
A simple probate in Illinois usually takes about 6-12 months. A complex estate can take 12-24 months. In Illinois, the claims date in the published notice must be at least six months after first publication, or three months after the notice was mailed or delivered if that's later. No claim can be brought more than two years after the death (755 ILCS 5/18-3, 5/18-12).
Is there a small estate option in Illinois?
The Illinois small estate affidavit limit is $150,000 of personal property passing by will or without a will, not counting registered vehicles. You can't use it if anyone has asked for, or plans to ask for, letters of office (755 ILCS 5/25-1).
Where can I get probate forms for Woodford County?
This page links 2 Illinois probate forms you can download as PDFs, listed under Probate Forms Library.