Instructions for Form CC-1601 Deposition of Witness to Will Without Self-proving Clause - Virginia

Form CC-1601 Deposition of Witness to Will Without Self-proving Clause - Virginia

This document contains official instructions for Form CC-1601 , Deposition of Witness to Will Without Self-proving Clause - a form released and collected by the Virginia Circuit Court. An up-to-date fillable Form CC-1601 is available for download through this link.

FAQ

Q: What is Form CC-1601?
A: Form CC-1601 is a deposition form used in Virginia to depose a witness to a will without a self-proving clause.

Q: What is a self-proving clause in a will?
A: A self-proving clause in a will is a statement signed by the witnesses and the testator that makes the will automatically accepted as valid without the need for further proof.

Q: Why would you need to depose a witness to a will without a self-proving clause?
A: Deposing a witness to a will without a self-proving clause may be necessary to establish the authenticity and validity of the will.

Q: Who can use Form CC-1601?
A: Form CC-1601 can be used by anyone who needs to depose a witness to a will without a self-proving clause in Virginia.

Q: Do I need an attorney to use Form CC-1601?
A: While it is not mandatory to have an attorney, consulting with a legal professional is advisable to ensure proper execution of the deposition.

Q: What information is required in Form CC-1601?
A: Form CC-1601 requires information about the witness, the deceased, the will, and the reasons for the deposition.

Q: What are the steps to complete Form CC-1601?
A: The steps to complete Form CC-1601 include identifying the parties, providing relevant details about the will and witness, and signing the form in the presence of a notary public.

Q: Can Form CC-1601 be used in other states?
A: No, Form CC-1601 is specific to Virginia and may not be applicable in other states.