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The document is a legal claim filed in the Chancery Court of Mississippi regarding the estate of a deceased individual. The claimants assert that they provided valuable services to the deceased under an agreement and are entitled to compensation, including the conveyance of the deceased's residence. They affirm that their claim is valid and request it to be recognized as unliquidated, with an additional request for quantum meruit recovery if the residence is not conveyed.

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Begin by entering the name of the deceased and the county in which the probate is being filed at the top of the form.
In Section 1, provide details about the agreement executed by the deceased. Attach any relevant documents as exhibits if necessary.
Section 2 requires you to describe the valuable services performed for the deceased. Be specific about your contributions and how they relate to compensation.
In Section 3, affirm that your claim is just and correct. Ensure you check any boxes regarding payments received or security provided.
For Section 4, clarify that you are requesting legal title to the residence of the deceased. State whether your claim is liquidated or unliquidated.
Finally, complete Section 5 by indicating your entitlement to quantum meruit recovery if applicable. Sign and date where indicated.

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How to file a probate claim in Mississippi?

In Mississippi, probate is typically required when the deceased owned property solely in their name. Real estate, bank accounts, or investment holdings are common examples. If those assets are not jointly owned and do not have designated beneficiaries, the court must oversee the transfer.

How long does probate take in Mississippi after death?

In Mississippi, an estate valued at less than $50,000 can use an informal probate affidavit, avoiding the need for a court hearing. Estates above this threshold typically require formal probate proceedings.

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