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1. Title and Court Details: Specifies the court jurisdiction and formal title of the document
2. Deponent Information: Full name, address, and occupation of the person making the affidavit
3. Deceased Person Details: Full name, last address, occupation, and date of death of the deceased person
4. Relationship Statement: Clear statement of the deponent's relationship to the deceased
5. Death Certificate Details: Reference to the death certificate and confirmation of death
6. Marital Status Declaration: Statement about the deceased's marital status at time of death
7. Children Details: Information about any children of the deceased, including deceased children
8. Parents Status: Information about whether the deceased's parents are living or deceased
9. Siblings Information: Details of all siblings, including those deceased
10. Estate Value: Approximate value of the deceased's estate
11. Will Statement: Declaration regarding the existence or non-existence of a will
12. Verification Statement: Formal statement verifying all information is true and correct
13. Execution Block: Space for signature, date, and witness details
1. Previous Marriages: Required when the deceased had previous marriages or civil unions
2. De Facto Relationship: Required when the deceased was in a de facto relationship at time of death
3. Adopted Children: Required when there are adopted children in the family
4. Step-Children: Required when there are step-children who may have claims
5. Cultural Considerations: Required for consideration of Māori customary practices or other cultural matters
6. Disability Statement: Required when any next of kin has a disability affecting their legal capacity
7. Overseas Assets: Required when the deceased owned property in other jurisdictions
8. Business Interests: Required when the deceased had business ownership or partnerships
1. Schedule A - Family Tree: Detailed family tree showing all relevant family relationships
2. Schedule B - Supporting Documents: List of all supporting documents including death certificate, marriage certificates, etc.
3. Schedule C - Asset Schedule: Detailed list of known assets and their approximate values
4. Appendix 1 - Identity Documents: Copies of identification documents for the deponent
5. Appendix 2 - Death Certificate: Certified copy of the death certificate
6. Appendix 3 - Marriage Certificates: Copies of relevant marriage certificates
7. Appendix 4 - Birth Certificates: Copies of relevant birth certificates for establishing relationships
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