A decedent's will must be entered into probate only in his/her domiciliary state even if he/she owns property in other states.

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A decedent's will must be probated in the domiciliary state (the state where the decedent lived), but if the decedent owned property in other states, ancillary probate proceedings might be necessary in those states to deal with the property located there.

A Decedent's Will Must Be Entered into Probate Only in His/her