If you are the executor, personal representative or administrator of an estate, or the successor trustee of living trust, you can use Pennyborn’s free Estate Property form to create an organized record of all personal property and other belongings in the deceased person’s estate or living trust. You will probably need a record of all estate property to prepare an inventory for purposes of probate or reporting to trust beneficiaries.
If you are making a will or living trust, you can use Pennyborn’s free Estate Property form to make an organized list of your own personal property and other belongings to help you decide how to distribute your property among your heirs, beneficiaries, or charitable organizations. This can be especially useful if you are trying to determine whether to make specific bequests in a will or living trust.
To print a copy of the form, open the PDF file shown below.
For a list of other free estate planning forms from Pennyborn.com, free estate plan forms.
If you are the executor, personal representative or administrator of an estate, or the successor trustee of a living trust, consult a probate lawyer for advice on how to probate an estate or administer a trust. If you are making an estate plan, consult an estate planning attorney for assistance drafting your estate planning documents.
