probate in Czech
probate in Czech is potvrzení poslední vůle, potvrdit poslední vůli — probate means to legally validate a will after someone's death, confirming it as authentic before an estate is distributed.
probate in Czech
potvrzení poslední vůle
(legal) The legal process of verifying the legality of a will.
potvrdit poslední vůli
(transitive) To establish the legality of (a will).
What does "probate" mean?
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verb To legally validate a will after someone's death, confirming it as authentic before an estate is distributed.
"The will had to be probated before the heirs could receive their inheritance."
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probate in a sentence
- The will had to be probated before the heirs could receive their inheritance.
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What is "probate" in Czech?
"probate" in Czech is potvrzení poslední vůle, potvrdit poslední vůli. probate means: To legally validate a will after someone's death, confirming it as authentic before an estate is distributed.
How do you use "probate" in a sentence?
Example: "The will had to be probated before the heirs could receive their inheritance." In Czech, "probate" is potvrzení poslední vůle, potvrdit poslední vůli.
Are there other ways to say "probate" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "probate": potvrzení poslední vůle, potvrdit poslední vůli.
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