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In this tutorial, attorney Steve Tracy explains the differences between an affidavit of heirship and probate. He notes that governments assume the intent of a deceased person is for their immediate family to inherit their assets if no will is present. The affidavit of heirship is a straightforward document confirming that an individual is an heir and entitled to the deceased's property, but it is only applicable in certain states that prefer this simpler process over formal probate. In contrast, probate involves court proceedings to legally transfer property title and is typically necessary for assets of significant value.