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Anastasia Welsh Perrino, Register

 

 

Barnstable County Probate and Family Court, 3195 Main Street, P.O. Box 346, Barnstable, MA 02630     (508) 375-6710
Beginning September 19, 2011, the office will be open to the public from 8:30 a. m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
 

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 Probate Department

(508) 375-6725

 

This Department is responsible for the processing of new complaints/petitions and docketing all filings within this Department. 

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

NEW PROBATE FORMS TO BE USED ON OR AFTER MARCH 31, 2012.

CLICK HERE FOR THE LIST OF NEW FORMS

 

 

Below is a list of some cases that this Department handles.  Click here for a list of General Probate Forms which are available. 

Wills

Probate of Estates (See forms under General Probate Forms)

Administrations (See forms under General Probate Forms)

Guardianship of Minor (Click here for more information)
Guardianship of Mentally Ill persons (Click here for more information)
Conservatorship (Click here for Forms)

Receiver of Absentee (See forms under General Probate Forms)

Sale of Real Estate ( Click here for more information)

Adoptions - (More information click here)

Change of Name  (More information click here)

Equity (More information click here)

 

Below is a list of General Court Forms available for Probate Cases.

(List currently being updated)

 
NO: Type of Form Instructions
     
CJ-P 26 Fiduciary Bond Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper. 
CJ-P 1 Petition for Administration with/without sureties You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 2 Petition for Probate of Will with/without sureties You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 3 Probate of Will - Administration with the Will Annexed - with-without Sureties You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 4 Administration De Bonis Non with will annexed - with-without sureties You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 5 Administration De Bonis Non - with-without sureties You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 6 Allowance of Foreign Will You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 7 Petition for Voluntary Administration Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper.  Second Page MUST be printed on back of first page.
CJ-P 7A Petition for Voluntary Executor/Executrix Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper.  Second Page MUST be printed on back of first page.
CJ-P 8 Special Administration You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 9 Public Administration You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 17 Appointment of Agent (For Probate Cases) This is required when a petitioner impounds his/her address.  Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 21 General Assent  Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper 
CJ-P 30 Account You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 68 Petition and Order to Render Inventory/Account You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 120 Petition for Appointment of Standby/Successor Guardian Proxy You should print the second page on the back of the first page and use bonded, acid free paper
CJ-P 148 Military Affidavit Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper.  
A..C. 74 Resignation of Fiduciary Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper.  The second page must be printed on the back of the first page and the fourth page must be printed on the back of the third page.
A.C. 116 General Petition

(Currently being updated)

Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper.  The second page must be printed on the back of the first page and the fourth page must be printed on the back of the third page.
A.C. 73 Removal of Fiduciary and Appointment of Successor

(Currently being updated)

Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper.  The second page must be printed on the back of the first page and the fourth page must be printed on the back of the third page.
A.C. 71 Declination (Of Trust) Form is required when a petitioner declines their appointment.  Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper.
Form 4 Affidavit of Solvency  
A.C. 25 Trusteeship to fill Vacancy Under Will - Instrument in Writing  
CJD-118 Petition to Correct Birth Certificate - Revised July, 2007 To ask the Court to correct a Birth Certificate, when the City/Town Clerk refuses to do so.  Form must be printed on bonded, acid free paper. 
     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Anastasia Welsh Perrino

Quick Links to Departments and related Court Forms:

Abuse Prevention
Adoption
Change of Name
Domestic Relations
Equity
Guardianship
Conservatorship
Paternity

Probate

Probation
Sale of Real Estate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Revised: January 25, 2012 

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