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Disinterment
A person requesting the Court to issue an Order for the disinterment of the remains of a decedent must do so in the Probate Court of the county in which the decedent is buried.
Please review the checklist below to determine the necessary forms for a disinterment. After reviewing the checklist, if you are not certain which forms are applicable, or need help filling out the forms, please contact an attorney for assistance. The Deputy Clerks in Probate Court are prohibited by law from giving legal advice, which includes advising you on what forms to use and how to fill out the forms.
Please review the checklist below to determine the necessary forms for a disinterment. After reviewing the checklist, if you are not certain which forms are applicable, or need help filling out the forms, please contact an attorney for assistance. The Deputy Clerks in Probate Court are prohibited by law from giving legal advice, which includes advising you on what forms to use and how to fill out the forms.
Forms
- Checklist for Disinterment (PDF)
- 1.0 Surviving Spouse, Children, Next of Kin, Legatees and Devisees (PDF)
- 25.0 Application for Order to Disinter (PDF)
- 25.1 Judgment Entry Setting Hearing on Application for Disinterment (PDF)
- 25.2 Notice of Hearing on Application for Disinterment (PDF)
- 25.3 Affidavit of Service of Notice on Hearing on Application for Disinterment (PDF)
- 25.4 Verification of Reinterment (PDF)
- 25.5 Waiver of Notice of Application to Disinter Remains (PDF)
- 25.6 Order to Disinter Remains (PDF)
- GC Form 53.3-A - Application to Appear by Videoconference (PDF)
- GC Form 53.3-B - Entry Regarding Appearance by Videoconference (PDF)
- GC Form 56.1-G Application for Extension of Time to File (PDF)
- GC Form 56.1-H Entry Regarding Extension of Time to File (PDF)
- GC FORM 57.4-A Fax and Email Filing Cover Page (PDF)
- GC Form 75.1 Self-Representation Acknowledgment (PDF)
- GC Form 75.3-A Contact Information Form (PDF)