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Decatur County, Kansas Probate Court
        
Oberlin, Kansas 67749

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        Decatur County Probate Court Links:
          
                                  Probate Court Website:
Seventeenth Judicial District
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WelcomeThis page will provide you with links to
the Decatur County Probate Court's website, the address, a map 
a phone number to call to get more information.
frequently asked questions about probate,
probate forms and probate court fees for Decatur County, Kansas 
the land records office location for Decatur County, Kansas.
 
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1. Where do I file a petition for probate in Decatur County, Kansas?In the Kansas Court system, probate is handled by the "District Courts"
 Seventeenth Judicial District

          WEB ADDRESS: Website Link 
http://www.kscourts.org/districts/Courthouse-info.asp?d=17&cid=56
Directory of all Kansas Probate CourtsKansas Probate Court Locator
2. What's the phone number for the probate court for Decatur County, KS?: 785-475-8107
3. Where is the FAQ/Self-Help section of the Decatur County probate court website?
                      
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4. Where Can I Find Probate Forms for Decatur County, Kansas? STATEKansas Probate Forms, for use in all of Kansas	Kansas Probate Forms 
5. How much does it cost to file a petition for probate in Decatur County, Kansas?
        Click the links below.
         Kansas Probate Fees URL
6. What's the URL for the State or County land records office?In order to transfer ownership of real property after someone dies, you need to find the last recorded property deed. A county land records office is the place to research and request such deeds.
STATEState Land Records Office
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