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Probating a will means having the will validated by a court, which authorizes the liquidator of the estate to carry out the last wishes of the testator.
Not all wills have to be probated, but when this formality is required, a legal advisor generally takes care of it.
This information is presented for information purposes only and should not be considered to be legal or financial advice. For further information, contact a legal or financial advisor. | 
