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In this tutorial, attorney Steve Tracy discusses the differences between an affidavit of airship and probate. He explains that governments aim to determine a deceased person's intent regarding property distribution if a will is not available, typically favoring immediate family. The affidavit of airship is a straightforward document used in certain states, stating an individual's status as an heir and allowing for easier property transfer without going through the probate process. However, it is generally not applicable for significant assets. Conversely, probate involves a court process that transfers legal title to property, which is necessary for more valuable items.