As the wife of a deceased husband,can file probate. Myself
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Read More Answered By: John Heffernan |
Yes, you can file yourself. Go to the probate court and ask for the forms. The clerks are usually quite helpful. If it's a simple estate, you can probably do it all. If it turns out to be too complicated for you, you can always seek the help of an attorney. |
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