Pennsylvania Code
Title 231 - RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
Part II - ORPHANS' COURT RULES
Chapter V - RULES GOVERNING SPECIFIC TYPES OF PETITIONS
Rule 5.8 - Discharge of Fiduciary and Surety

Universal Citation: 231 PA Code ยง 5.8

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 44, November 2, 2024

(a) Account Previously Filed. A petition for the discharge of a fiduciary and his or her surety, or of the surety alone, subsequent to an Account having been filed and confirmed, shall conform to the requirements provided by the Rules in Chapter III and set forth the following:

(1) the nature of the fiduciary capacity;

(2) the date and a reference to the record of the fiduciary's appointment;

(3) the date of filing the fiduciary's Account and the date of the court's adjudication or order confirming the Account; and

(4) that the entire estate has been distributed to the creditors and parties entitled thereto and that no other property belonging to the estate has been received or remains to be accounted for by the fiduciary.

(b) Account Annexed. In lieu of filing and advertising an Account, a personal representative who is distributing an estate under the provisions of 20 Pa.C.S. § 3531, or the guardian of the estate of a minor who has attained majority and whose gross estate does not exceed the statutory limitation of an administration without appointment of a guardian, may annex an Account to the petition for discharge with the information required above, modified to indicate any previous distribution, and suggesting the proper distribution of any balance on hand.

Note: Rule 5.8 is based upon former Rule 12.7.

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