How do I find out if someone died in Arizona?
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How do I find out if someone died in Arizona?
Arizona death records are easily accessible thanks to their inclusion in the Freedom of Information Act. Arizona death records are available online and offline through the Arizona Office of Vital Records. There are many reasons to want to view someone’s death record. You might need to know the date they died.
Are autopsy reports public record in Arizona?
In the state of Arizona, autopsy reports are public records. Anyone can view the records or request copies, but sometimes a fee is required. Autopsies fall under the jurisdiction of county governments. Contact the medical examiner’s office in the county where the autopsy was performed to learn how to obtain a report.
Are wills public record in Arizona?
After people die in Arizona, their wills do not have to be recorded unless there are probate issues requiring a court, according to the Maricopa County Judicial Branch website. Wills in Arizona are recorded with the County Recorder.
How do you find out if a will exists?
How to Find Out if a Will Exists. The first thing to do is to find out if a will has gone through probate. If you know where the decedent died, contact the probate court in that county. If a will was filed in the court, it will almost always be available to the public.
Do I have a right to see my father’s will?
Only a deceased person’s will You cannot get a copy of a person’s will before they die. For example your child is not entitled to inspect your will before you die.
