Small Estate Forms
Small estate forms for Nassau County — SE-3A voluntary administration affidavit, SE-3B amendment, SE-1C renunciation, and SE-1D report with direct PDF links.
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Small Estate
5 forms
Affidavit for Voluntary Administration (Small Estate)
If the estate is worth $50,000 or less, you may not need full probate. This simpler form lets you collect assets without going to court. Faster and cheaper.
Someone died with limited assets (under $50K).
Amended Affidavit for Voluntary Administration
If you already filed SE-3A but need to add assets or correct information, this amended version updates the original filing.
You already filed SE-3A but discovered additional assets or made an error.
Renunciation of Voluntary Administration
When someone who has priority to serve as voluntary administrator wants to step aside and let someone else handle it.
You have priority to be the voluntary administrator but want someone else to do it.
Report and Account (Small Estate)
The final accounting for a small estate — shows what assets were collected, what debts were paid, and how the remaining funds were distributed.
You've settled the small estate and need to file the final report.
Voluntary Administration Checklist
Checklist of documents needed for a small estate voluntary administration filing.
Before filing a small estate affidavit (SE-3A).
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