At what courthouse could I find a copy of a will?  Place of death, place of residence, or place of burial?
354011
If you know where the person lived and died you can find the information by contacting the probate or family court in that county.  They would have all this information on file there.  If you don't know what city, but you knew what state, there might be a general registy in that state.  Call a probate office and they would be able to tell you more information, then.
1102314
you can download papers for a living will usually off the internet for your state easily, just type in living will for (state) ie texas, lousiana etc, and there are sites with free living will forms you just fill out and have witnessed after you complete it.  You can also get a copy of these forms from your local hospital.
666172
You can not, \n\nPeople can do thier own will, so only they may know about it, or close family.\n\nPeople use an attorney, so only they and their attorney will know about it.\n\nIf the will is executed ( they should normally go though probate court)  if they did, then the court will have a copy but will also insure that everyone who is suppose to get money does.\n\nIn the end, the only way to find out, is to ask family.
407040
Was it already probated?  If so there'd be a copy at the court house.  If not it has to come either from his lawyer or another family member who has a copy.  Most locations a copy is good enough if it bears the signatures of the person and witnesses.  Some however don't allow copies to be used.  If you're arguing over the will it will be going to court anyway so why not ask the family member?  They'll be compeled by the court to produce it anyway regardless of it's contested or not.
58769
Visit the county office of the place where he died. They should be able to help there. Sorry for your loss..Contact the hospital where he died.
557124
could try the register of wills office
106691
Go to the state and county courthouse where the birth and death is filed. Usually cost a couple bucks to get them.
453842
I would go to the clerk of the court that this action would be in.  They usually have form books that you can copy.
1021003
Do you have any information such as town/county of death and date of death?
408411
look up the city you want to see the obituaries from, thn look for the cities funeral homes, most times the homes hae the listings...or you can google the citys newspaper thats helped me as well.
413585
Check with Probate Court in your county, the will should have been probated, and the information will be on file there.
128670
For an obituariy, consult with the archives at your local courthouse or the courthouse in the area where he died. Also, search local newspaper archives. \n\nGood luck and best wishes....
446215
This varies entirely by state.  Call one of two people:\n1) the clerk in the probate court in your state (the laws will be the same for every county in your state), or\n\n2) a probate attorney in your state.\n\nThey will know.
608180
It is best to start with the Obituary of the town news paper where the family member resided.  Many towns has on-line newspapers.  If the town of the deceased does not have an on-line newspaper; you'll need to go to the libraby of the township to search archives. Or you could try locating the local church the family member attended.  You can also try speaking to neighbors of the deceased if it has been less than 7 years of interment.
171539
If someone dies and has a will, most states have a requirement that the original will be deposited with the nearest probate court.  The time limits vary by state, but it makes the will public record and allows the beneficiaries to initiate probate if necessary.  It also notifies governmental agencies of the death.  Consult an attorney in your state to determine the specific time deadline where you live.
468819
I can only suggest that you enter the County website where this certain person or persons are from.  Go to public records (Should be located with the Clerks office).  Also, you can call the County that you have interest and tell them that you'd like to have copies.  There is a fee of 10.00 to 20.00.  I hope this helps.
423433
You need to find out the county where she died, then contact the clerk of court's office for that county.