When does a will or estate become a matter of public record?
When a will has been admitted to record, the will then becomes a matter of public record and may be viewed on the clerk’s office’s public database.

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1. When does a will or estate become a matter of public record?
2. Where is the clerk's office public database?
3. How do I find the will I am researching?
4. Do I need an appointment to view records on the public database?
5. Can I make copies of the records I find?