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When a will is put into probate, the property of the estate is often called probate
property. This is a casual term that is used as a way to refer to the property while
in probate. The property is assessed to determine taxes owed and debts unresolved.
The term is used both to describe physical property (land) or the
possessions and assets of the estate including cash and investments.
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