FormsPal's PDF editor lets you complete the court inventory form online without printing or mailing. Follow these steps to fill it out correctly.
Step 1: Open the Court Inventory Form
Click the orange "Get Form Now" button at the top of this page. The form opens instantly in the PDF editor without any software to download.
Step 2: Enter the Asset Details
Fill in each section of the court inventory form that applies to the estate. Complete the fields for Mortgages, Notes, and Cash; Insurance on Decedent's Life; Jointly Owned Property; Miscellaneous Trust Property; Transfers During Decedent's Life; Powers of Appointment; and Annuities. Enter totals in the TOTALS row.
Step 3: Identify the Responsible Party
Fill in the Name, Address, and Phone fields. Add the Signature and Print Name to certify the accuracy of all listed estate assets. The attorney filing the form must also complete the ATTORNEY section and the Filing Fee fields.
Step 4: List Stocks, Bonds, and Real Estate
Use the Description and Date of Death Value columns to record individually owned stocks and bonds. Enter real estate holdings with the corresponding valuations in the spaces provided.
Step 5: Save and Download the Completed Form
Click the "Done" button when all sections are complete. Download the finished court inventory form to your device or send it by email. FormsPal does not store or share your personal information.
If you need related estate documents, FormsPal also provides an affidavit of heirship and a power of attorney form to help manage the estate.
