The Tennessee Petition To Admit Will To Probate Pursuant To TCA-32-2-111 is a formal document required by the state of Tennessee to admit a will into probate. It is filed by the executor or administrator of an estate and must be approved by the court in order to proceed with the probate process. The petition must include the names of the decedent, the executor/administrator, any potential heirs, and any creditors. It must also include a copy of the will, a description of the estate property, and the total amount of the estate's liabilities. There are two types of Tennessee Petition To Admit Will To Probate Pursuant To TCA-32-2-111: an Uncontested Petition and a Contested Petition. An Uncontested Petition is filed when all the interested parties agree that the will is authentic and should be admitted to probate. A Contested Petition is filed when one or more of the interested parties disagree with the authenticity of the will, the probate process, or the distribution of the estate’s assets.