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California law sets specific threshold amounts that determine whether an estate must go through probate, and these amounts have been adjusted to account for inflation: For deaths occurring on or after April 1, 2022: The threshold is $184,500. For deaths occurring before April 1, 2022: The threshold is $166,250.
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