Illinois Petition For Letters Of Administration is a legal document used to request the appointment of an administrator when an individual dies without a will or validly appointed executor. It is filed with the probate court in the county where the deceased person resided. There are two types of Illinois Petition For Letters Of Administration: independent administration and dependent administration. Independent administration allows the administrator to distribute the deceased's assets without court supervision. Dependent administration requires court supervision and approval before any assets can be distributed. Both types of administration require the petitioner to submit proof of the deceased’s identity and death, and the petitioner's relationship to the deceased. The petition must also list the names and addresses of the deceased's heirs.
Illinois Petition For Letters Of Administration is a legal document used to request the appointment of an administrator when an individual dies without a will or validly appointed executor. It is filed with the probate court in the county where the deceased person resided. There are two types of Illinois Petition For Letters Of Administration: independent administration and dependent administration. Independent administration allows the administrator to distribute the deceased's assets without court supervision. Dependent administration requires court supervision and approval before any assets can be distributed. Both types of administration require the petitioner to submit proof of the deceased’s identity and death, and the petitioner's relationship to the deceased. The petition must also list the names and addresses of the deceased's heirs.
