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Since statehood in 1912, probate matters have been under the jurisdiction of probate courts in each county. Records of guardianship and adoption have usually been transferred to the district courts. In 1953 the district courts were given concurrent jurisdiction with the probate court over all probate matters in each county. | Since statehood in 1912, probate matters have been under the jurisdiction of probate courts in each county. Records of guardianship and adoption have usually been transferred to the district courts. In 1953 the district courts were given concurrent jurisdiction with the probate court over all probate matters in each county. | ||
The | The FamilySearch Library does not have copies of the county probate records. They are available at each county courthouse. You can obtain copies by contacting the county clerk. | ||
Further explanation of the records and laws dealing with probate affairs in the state is: | Further explanation of the records and laws dealing with probate affairs in the state is: | ||
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