You have to apply in the court for probate the WILL. For court fee in Telangana, get back to you shortly.

Unregistered will cannot probate 

Maximum probate court fee is 75000/- excluding lawyer fees. You can apply for the probate before appropriate court as per your jurisdiction

You have to file testamentary petition fir probate in district court 

enclose death certificate of testator 

schedule of property 

if no objections are received you would get probate in 6 months 

Court fees is state subject and varies from state to state 

in Maharashtra maximum court fees is Rs 75000 

Fir probate 

You have to file in the district court.

Hi 

1) We do not have concept of probate in courts at Andhra and Telangana as probate of will is done only if property is in chennai, mumbai, calcutta and delhi.

2) We have some thing called letter of administration (this is applicable only when there are no disputes between the legal heirs).

3) If there are other legal heirs who have contesting claims, then the parties have to

a) file a partition suit and 

b) Prove the evidence by calling the witnesses to testify that the will was made by executor with no undue coercion and influence.

4) Court fees will depend on the sub-registrar office value of the property 

Hope this information is useful. 

If taking of Probate is mandatory in a State then it doesn't matter whether the Will is registered or unregistered. 

2. In taking Probate of Will consent of all the legal heirs of the Testator is necessary in absence of which the Probate proceeding becomes contentious. 

3. For court fees which is different in every state contact court official. 

 - As per the Section 212(2) of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, Hindus, Muslims, etc. are not bound to apply for letters of administration (Probate , and it is optional and not mandatory for these persons to seek probate of the Will.

- However, Probate establishes the genuineness of WILL , and it stops future disputes.

- Further, as per the Section 222 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, Probate shall be granted only to an Executor appointed by the Will, and in the absence of the Executor being named in the Will, the Legatees or the Beneficiaries under the WILL could also seek probate of the Will.  

- The following documents are need:-

• Original Will of the deceased , including death certificate 
• Title Deeds pertaining to the immovable property mentioned in the Will, if any.
• Documents pertaining to the movables, mentioned in the Will, if any.

-  Further, for probate , registration of WILL is not mandatory . 

Probate is optional and unregistered WILL is valid if duly attested by 2 witness. Until objection not raise or asked by any department, don't apply for probate. Waste of time and money.

Court fees 2% of asset. 

Dear sir/ma'am,

The court fee and exact procedure differs from state to state. Please contact a local lawyer for the exact details. 

Every state has its own fee structure that depends on the amount of the assets involved in the probate so please better is to go to the court and inquire, any of the advocate will apprise you the same.

Dear Sir/Madam,

It is suggested that  for the probate of any will, the case is required to be filed in the district court and the court fee is required to be submitted as per law. 

The court fee is the state subject, you can enquire it from  a local lawyer.

If you want   to probate the Will, you may have to file a probate  petition seeking grant of probate befor the court competent 

You may have to implead all the legal heirs as respondents in the case.

You discuss with your advocate and proceed.

The probate proceedings may be instituted either in the court of District Judge or in the High Court.

The expense involved may depend upon number of heirs; and the nature of dispute/contest. The expense should be considerably less if the will is not contested.

Call us through the website for further assistance.

A local lawyer can be contacted for court fee as it varies from state to state. Probate can be done. 

The witnesses have to be present and then the court issues notice to the heirs if they ahve any objections. 

Court fees for probate of will varies from 2% to 5% according to value of property.