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Surrogate Court

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A tribunal in some states with Subject Matter Jurisdiction over actions and proceedings involving, among other things, the probate of wills, affairs of decedents, and the guardianship of the property of Infants.


surrogate court n. a court in a few states (including New York) with jurisdiction over probates, estates and adoptions.



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Probate court is a specialized court which mainly attends to matters regarding the estate of a person who has died Depending on the state in which you reside, this type of court might also be referred to as Orphans Court, Court of Equity, Court of Ordinary or Surrogate Court Probate court is a specialized court which mainly attends to matters regarding the estate of a person who has died.
 
 
 
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