Illinois Notice Of Probate and Release Of Estates Interest In Real Estate is a legal document that is used to inform the public that an estate is being probated and that the estate’s interest in real estate has been released from the probate process. The document is filed with the local county recorder or registrar to provide notice to all interested parties of the estate’s interest in real estate. There are two types of Illinois Notice Of Probate and Release Of Estates Interest In Real Estate. The first type is the Notice of Probate which is filed when a decedent's estate is opened for probate and the second type is the Release of Estates Interest in Real Estate which is filed when the estate has been settled and the estate’s interest in real estate has been released from the probate process. The Notice of Probate typically includes the name of the decedent, the names of the executor and/or administrator of the estate, the court in which the estate is being probated, and the date of the filing. The Release of Estates Interest in Real Estate includes the name of the decedent, the names of the executor and/or administrator of the estate, a description of the real estate released, and the date of the filing.