Rhode Island § 33-3-1 § 33-3-1. Power of probate court — Application for division.

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§ 33-3-1 — § 33-3-1. Power of probate court — Application for division.

Rhode Island § 33-3-1

Title 33Probate practice and procedure

Ch. 33-3Division of Real Estate

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 33-3-1 (2026).

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§ 33-3-1. Power of probate court — Application for division.
After payment of the debts, charges, and expenses of settling the estate of any person
            dying intestate, the probate court which granted administration on the estate may
            divide the real estate of which such intestate died seised, among the parties entitled
            thereto, in the proportion by law prescribed, whenever application in writing shall
            be made to it for such purpose by all the parties setting forth and particularly describing
            each parcel of the real estate.
         

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§ 33-3-1. Power of probate court — Application for division.

After payment of the debts, charges, and expenses of settling the estate of any person dying intestate, the probate court which granted administration on the estate may divide the real estate of which such intestate died seised, among the parties entitled thereto, in the proportion by law prescribed, whenever application in writing shall be made to it for such purpose by all the parties setting forth and particularly describing each parcel of the real estate.