Notice of Probate of a Will NJ

NJ Court Rule 4:80-6 Notice
of Probate of Will

Within
60 days after the date of the probate of a will, the Attorney for the Estate or
the personal representative shall cause to be mailed to all beneficiaries under
the will and to all persons designated by R. 4:80-1(a)(3), at their last known
addresses, a notice in writing that the will has been probated, the place and
date of probate, the name and address of the personal representative and a
statement that a copy of the will shall be furnished upon request (many
executors and administrators hire an attorney to handle the required notices).

Proof
of mailing shall be filed with the Surrogate within 10 days thereof. If the
names or addresses of any of those persons are not known, or cannot by
reasonable inquiry be determined, then a notice of probate of the will shall be
published in a newspaper of general circulation in the county naming or
identifying those persons as having a possible interest in the probate estate.

If
by the terms of the will property is devoted to a present or future charitable
use or purpose, like notice and a copy of the will shall be mailed to the
Attorney General.