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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Arkansas Administrator’s Deed in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date of execution in the designated field at the top of the form.
  3. Fill in the name of the administrator and the estate of the deceased in the appropriate fields.
  4. Provide details about the grantee(s) who will receive distribution from the estate.
  5. Incorporate a legal description of the property being distributed, ensuring it matches Exhibit A.
  6. Complete any additional fields as required, including signatures and notary information at the bottom of the form.

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Does Arkansas Have an Estate Tax? Arkansas does not have an estate tax, although you may be subject to federal estate tax if the total value of the estate is above a certain amount. As of 2024, the value of an estate must be worth $13.61 million or more before federal taxes apply.
Arkansas probate law requires this process if the decedent owned any property that was left in their name and the time of their death. Probate may also be required if the proper heirs are debated, there are asset distribution disputes, or the assets are complex.
In Arkansas, a will must generally be probated if the deceaseds estate includes assets that are subject to probate. However, there are certain circumstances where probate may not be necessary or can be simplified.
In April of 2023, Arkansas codified SB 383, which prohibits foreign parties from acquiring by grant, purchase, devise, descent or otherwise, any interest in agricultural land regardless of whether the prohibited foreign party intends to use the agricultural land for nonfarming purposes.
Although there are some exceptions, it is usually against the law for you to start sharing out the estate or to get money from the estate, until you have probate or letters of administration.

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Probate Administration in the State of Arkansas An executor has five years to probate an estate in Arkansas. It is possible that the executor will be liable for damages by beneficiaries, creditors, and heirs if the executor does not file a probate petition within the five-year time period.

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