Pc 579 2025

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The document is a 'Statement and Proof of Claim' form used in the Michigan Probate Court for creditors to submit claims against an estate. It includes sections for the creditor's information, description of the claim, amount due, and proof of service. The form outlines the process for presenting claims and informs interested parties about their rights to object before a hearing.

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Begin by entering your full name in the designated field, ensuring accuracy for identification purposes.
Next, input the creditor’s name and address. This information is crucial for proper communication regarding the claim.
In the 'DESCRIPTION OF CLAIM' section, provide a detailed explanation of your claim. If necessary, attach additional documentation that supports your claim.
Enter the total amount due on your claim, excluding any legal setoffs. This figure should reflect what you are owed.
Complete the signature fields for both the attorney and claimant, including their respective addresses and contact numbers.
Finally, review all entered information for accuracy before submitting your claim either personally or via mail to the fiduciary.

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Who is the executor in probate in Michigan?

Personal Representative: Michigan Estate Administration Although we typically think of the person that handles estates after someone dies an executor, in Michigan, this person is called a personal representative. In other words, personal representative is simply the legal term for an executor of a will in Michigan.

Who are the interested persons in probate in Michigan?

If a decedent is an interested person, the personal representative of the decedents estate is the interested person. If there is no personal representative, the interested persons are the known heirs of the estate of the decedent, and the known devisees.

What is an interested person in a will?

In a typical estate plan, California laws define an interested person as a beneficiary, a potential heir, someone acting on behalf of either of those two parties, or anyone related to the decedent. Generally speaking, an interested person is someone who would be affected by the outcome of a will or trust.

How to file a claim against an estate in Michigan?

You may use the Statement and Proof of Claim (form PC 579) to submit your claim. The written claim must be timely delivered or mailed to the fiduciary listed below. You may also send it to the probate court for filing along with a filing fee of $20.00. You may also commence a suit against the estate in a court.

Who is the person of interest in probate?

Once a probate proceeding is opened, any interested party may file a probate action with the court to contest certain aspects of the proceedings. An interested party is someone who has some financial interest in the settlement of the decedents estate.