I will draft probate petitions and letters testamentary applications
Licensed US Attorney Estate Planning, Probate Estate Litigation
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Navigating the probate court without legal counsel can cause procedural rejections, judicial delay, and personal liability for the personal representative. Probate clerks reject petitions for minor pleading defects, inaccurate statutory citations, and improper jurisdictional disclosures.
I am Tabitha Lundberg Koh, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar No. #252935). I prepare court-ready probate pleadings and petitions for Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration across U.S. jurisdictions.
Documents Prepared:
- Petitions for Formal/Informal Probate of Will
- Applications for Letters Testamentary (Testate)
- Petitions for Letters of Administration (Intestate)
- Consents, Waivers of Process, and Renunciations
- Proposed Court Orders Admitting Will to Probate
- Formal Notices to Creditors and Heirs
Whether handling a straightforward, uncontested testate estate or an intestate administration requiring heirship determinations, I draft professional, jurisdiction-compliant court filings to help you qualify as executor.
Select your package or send a message to move your estate administration forward.
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What is the difference between Letters Testamentary and Letters of Administration?
Letters Testamentary are issued by the probate court to an executor named in a valid will. Letters of Administration are issued when the decedent died without a valid will (intestate) or failed to name an available executor.
Can you draft for probate courts in any U.S. state?
Yes. I tailor every petition to the local county probate court's specific rules, statutory forms, and procedural requirements, ensuring all jurisdiction elements are met.
What documents are required to begin drafting the probate petition?
You will provide a copy of the decedent’s death certificate, the original or copy of the will (if testate), and a list of all known heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, and major assets.
Do you submit the documents directly to the court clerk?
No. I prepare the pleadings, exhibits, verifications, and proposed orders in court-ready PDF and editable Word formats. You sign and file them directly with your local probate court.
What if the court clerk or judge requests revisions to the filed forms?
Each package includes revisions to adjust phrasing, address local court clerk comments, or update omitted procedural line items.

