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Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-PR00-604

Estate Inventory

activein force · 2026-01-01 – presentcompiled-edition

604.1. Time Period for Preparation and Filing

An inventory shall be prepared by the fiduciary in an estate within two (2) months following the date of

appointment of the fiduciary. In a supervised administration, the inventory shall be provided to interested

parties upon request or may be filed with the Court. In an unsupervised estate, the inventory shall be

provided to distributees upon request or may be filed with the Court.

604.2. Partial Inventory

In the event a partial inventory is prepared, all subsequent inventories must contain a recapitulation of

prior inventories.

604.3. Sealed Inventory

If the personal representative wishes to file an inventory under seal, the Court may, in its sole discretion,

seal such inventory. If the inventory is sealed, it shall be held and protected according to Court policy and

procedures.

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2026-10-02
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