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How do I know the value of the child's property?

First, get a court-appointed referee, called a "probate referee," who will figure out how much the property was worth when you were appointed.

  • You must do this unless the court specifically tells you not to.
  • You, not the probate referee, have to figure out the value or worth of certain "cash items."

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