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In California how do you contest an application for special administrator for probate (no will)? Help!!
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There are rules in California on the priority of people applying to administer an estate with no will. You need to discuss your position with an attorney to see if you can qualify as the administrator. You need to file your own petition to be the administrator, but you need to get an attorney.
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