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In this tutorial, viewers learn how to fill out a small estate affidavit, which allows individuals to claim assets outside of the probate process. To start, click the "fill online" button to access PDF Run's online editor. First, specify the state and county where the affidavit will be filed, followed by the decedent's name and personal details, including their residential address, date, and place of death. Next, on line one, check the applicable box indicating the time elapsed since the decedent's death and input the corresponding duration. For line two, enter the relevant section of the state's probate code.