The administration of an estate in a state in which a decedent owns property that is located in a place other than where the decedent was domiciled is called

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Ancillary administration is the administration of an estate in a state in which a decedent owns property that is located in a place other than where the decedent was domiciled. This is necessary because the jurisdiction where the property is located has authority over it and requires probate proceedings to transfer ownership to the beneficiaries or heirs.

The Administration of an Estate in a State in Which