California Receipt from Distributee for Property Received

Estate executors, file this Receipt from Distributee with California Superior Court each time you distribute estate assets to a beneficiary.

  • The beneficiary acknowledges receipt of specified property from the deceased's estate.
  • The Receipt must then be filed with the Superior Court for each distribution of estate assets.
  • This is a free downloadable form in PDF format.
  • Available from the Superior Court of the State of California.
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Last Updated: 07-January-2025
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