Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-TR66-610

610.1. Proceedings to Which This Rule is Applicable

This rule is promulgated for the administration of estates by receivers or by other officers appointed by the

court pursuant to Indiana Trial Rule 66.

610.2. Inventory and Appraisal

Unless the Court otherwise orders, a receiver or similar officer, as soon as practicable after appointment

and not later than twenty-eight (28) days after he or she has taken possession of the estate, shall file an

inventory and an appraisal of all the property and assets in the receiver’s possession or in the possession of

others who hold possession as his or her agent, and in a separate schedule, and inventory of the property

and assets of the estate not reduced to possession by the receiver but claimed and held by others.

610.3. Periodic Reports

Within twenty-eight (28) days after the filing of inventory, and at regular intervals of three (3) months

thereafter until discharged, unless the Court otherwise directs, the receiver or other similar officer shall file

reports of the receipts and expenditures and of his or her acts and transactions in an official capacity.

610.4. Compensation of Receiver, Attorneys and Other Officers

In the exercise of its discretion, the Court shall determine and fix the compensation of receivers or similar

officers and their counsel and the compensation of all others who may have been appointed by the Court

to aid in the administration of the estate, and such allowances or compensation shall be made only on

petition therefore and on such notice, if any, to creditors, and other interested persons as the Court may

direct.