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Ind. Marion Cnty. Prob. Local Rule LR49-PR00 Rule 408

Inventory in Estates

activein force · 2026-10-02 – presentcompiled-edition

408.1 In all supervised estates, the personal representative shall file an inventory conforming to

the requirements of IC §29-1-12-1 within two (2) months of appointment and shall forthwith

serve a copy of the inventory on all known heirs, beneficiaries or distributees.

408.2 In all unsupervised estates, the personal representative shall comply with MSCPR 406.5.

408.3 Inventory Sealed. Upon written application by the personal representative, and only

after a hearing conducted under Administrative Rule 9(H) upon notice to all interested persons,

the Court may, in its discretion, order an inventory, or any supplement or amendment to it, to be

sealed. If so ordered, it may not be opened without an order of the Court, after notice to the

personal representative and an opportunity for hearing. In the event a supplement or an

amendment to an inventory is filed, all such subsequent inventories must contain a recapitulation

of prior inventories.

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