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PROBATE REAL ESTATE

Probate: the legal process of administerng a will.

Petition: A written request, properly filed with the Court, for a specific action or order.

Conservator: A Person or organization appointed by the court to protect and manage the personal care or financial affairs, or both, of a conservatee,

Estate: A person total Possessions ( assets)

Will: a document that directs the disposition of a person's property after death.

In 1784, the state of Massachusetts established the first Probate Court.

Currently there are over $6 trillion worth of Real Estate going thorugh the probate court system.

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At any given time, there are more than 25,000 pending probate cases of all kinds in the county. Although the term "probate" refers only to establishment of the validity of a will, the judges and court commissioners assigned to the Probate Court are responsible for a broad variety of matters in addition to decedents' estates. Most of the new probate cases filed involve decedents' estates. But the vast majority are resolved informally without the involvement of a judge or court commissioner. Only when there is a dispute does the judicial officer have to become involved.

Filing fee is $300

Accountings can be filed at the Probate Registrar, first floor, 125 W. Washington. Include information about satellite courts as well. File original and leave a copy for the court accountant

Accountings should be prepared for a 12 month period, with no overlapping days. For example 1/1/06 to 12/31/06

For the proper accounting period for FIRST accountings, reference the appointing Minute Entry. The judge or commissioner will tell the petitioner the accounting period and due date

Accountings are due 90 days from the close of the accounting period. If the petitioner cannot complete the accounting by that day, a motion, requesting an extension, should be filed. The motion should explain briefly why the accounting is late. An order for the judge or commissioner should be provided.

If no motion is presented, the parties will receive a minute entry to remind them to file. Failure to respond to the minute entry will result in an Order to Show Cause hearing in which you will need to appear in court and explain why the accounting was not filed

The initial review will take a minimum of thirty days from the filing date shown on the conformed copy

Failure to respond to the Court Accountant's Initial Review will result in an Order to Show Cause hearing

In most matters, the court accountant will set a hearing date for the approval of the accounting, which is non appearance

Per Admin Order 2005-92, copies of investment/bank statements that verify the stated Ending Balance at the close of the accounting and a Proposed Form of Order for Approval of the accounting needs to be attached to the accounting for the court accountants only. The statements are confidential and shredded 30 days after the hearing date

The above information was obtained from the Maricopa Superior Court

http://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/SuperiorCourt/ProbateAndMentalHealth/Index.asp

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