- All Accountings
- Partial Accounts.
The Court reserves the right to require
a partial accounting where a waiver of partial accounting
may be otherwise authorized.
- Notice of Filing.
The Court shall cause notice of
the filing of an account and the time and place of
the hearing thereon to be published once in a newspaper
of general circulation in the County. The hearing
shall be set at the discretion of the Court.
- Failure to File.
- Hearing/Fiduciary Must Appear.
Unless physically unable, a fiduciary
who has been cited must appear in open court for
a show cause hearing. Counsel shall not appear
in lieu of a cited fiduciary unless leave of Court
to appear is granted.
- Continuance After Citation.
Upon issuance of a citation for
failure to file an accounting, a continuance to
file shall not be granted until the fiduciary
has personally appeared at a show cause hearing.
- Appointment in Other Matters.
A fiduciary, including a corporate
fiduciary, shall not be appointed as a fiduciary
in other matters while under citation for failure
to file an account.
- Account Numbers.
All financial asset account numbers
listed in a fiduciary’s account shall disclose
only the last four (4) digits of each account number.
It is the responsibility of the person filing the
account to redact the remaining digits of each account
number.
- Guardian's Accountings.
- Guardian's Accountings shall be filed:
- on the first anniversary date of the appointment
of the guardian, and
- annually thereafter on the anniversary date,
except
- a qualified bank or trust shall file on a biennial
basis.
- Period Covered.
Unless ordered otherwise, all guardian's
accounts shall be for a period of twelve (12) months,
except a final account may be for a period less than
twelve (12) months.
- Continuance to File.
When granted, unless specifically
ordered, a continuance to file shall not extend the
period as required under Paragraphs (B)(1) and (B)(2)
of this Rule.
[Former Rules 32.1 to 32.4 amended and
renumbered as Rule 64.1, effective June 10, 1998; amended
effective April 1, 2005; February 1, 2008.] |