Delaware HB333 allows distribution of a decedent's property without a grant of letters of administration if certain conditions are met.
Delaware HB333 amends Title 12 of the Delaware Code to allow the distribution of a decedent's property without a grant of letters of administration if no petition for a personal representative is pending, thirty days have passed since the death, the value of the personal estate does not exceed $50,000, all known debts are paid, the surviving spouse's allowance has been paid or expired, and the decedent did not own real estate in Delaware.
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