• § 53-5-30 - Definitions
  For purposes of this article: (1) "Domiciliary jurisdiction" is the jurisdiction outside this state in which a nondomiciliary is domiciled at death. (2) "Foreign...
• § 53-5-31 - Requisites for Admission to Probate
  A foreign will or an out-of-state will may be admitted to original common or solemn form probate under the rules governing probate of wills...
• § 53-5-32 - Effect of Admission to Probate
  If a foreign will or an out-of-state will is admitted to original probate in common or solemn form, the terms of the will shall...
• § 53-5-33 - Requisites for Admission to Ancillary Probate
  (a) A foreign will or an out-of-state will duly admitted to probate or established under the laws of the domiciliary jurisdiction may be admitted...
• § 53-5-34 - Effect of Admission to Ancillary Probate
  If a foreign will or an out-of-state will is admitted to ancillary probate in this state, the validity and terms of the will shall...
• § 53-5-35 - Muniments of Title to Realty
  (a) Wills that are probated or established in another state shall constitute muniments of title for the transfer and conveyance of real property in...
• § 53-5-36 - Jurisdiction
  The probate court of any county in this state in which is located any property owned by the decedent or any cause of action...
• § 53-5-37 - Qualification of Executor or Administrator
  Upon the admission of a foreign will or an out-of-state will to ancillary probate, an executor named by or pursuant to the will to...
• § 53-5-38 - Distribution of Intestate Nondomiciliary's Real Property
  If a nondomiciliary dies intestate owning real property located in this state, the real property shall be distributed to that decedent's heirs in accordance...
• § 53-5-39 - Appointment of Administrator of Intestate Nondomiciliary's Estate
  When a nondomiciliary dies intestate owning real property located in any county of this state, the probate court of such county, on petition of...
• § 53-5-40 - Notice Given by Ancillary Personal Representative
  Upon qualification, the ancillary personal representative shall give notice to all creditors of the nondomiciliary decedent who are domiciled in this state in the...
• § 53-5-41 - Laws or Court Orders Governing Administration of Estate by Ancillary Personal Representative
  An ancillary personal representative shall be subject to the laws of this state governing the administration of estates generally, except that by order of...

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