§ 1220 Notice Hearing Requirements
This law says you have to tell the right people about a hearing at least 15 days before it happens, and it tells who must be told and how.
A probate case is scheduled for a hearing. The person who filed the paperwork must send a notice about the hearing to the estate’s personal representative and to anyone who asked for special notice, at least 15 days before the hearing, using their home address, business address, or email.
Because the law requires a 15‑day heads‑up and says the personal representative and anyone who asked for special notice must get the notice, the filer sends the notice to those people at their listed address or email. If the court thinks there’s a good reason, it could skip the notice.
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§ 1220 Notice Hearing Requirements
Last verified: January 11, 2026