Ind. Marion Cnty. Prob. Local Rule LR49-PR00 Rule 410

410.1 Inventory. An inventory and appraisement shall be prepared by the guardian and filed

with the Court within ninety (90) days after appointment as permanent guardian or within thirty

(30) days after appointment of temporary guardian.

410.2 Petitions to Sever Jointly Owned Property. If a guardian seeks under I.C. §29-3-8-6.5

to sever title to title to property jointly owned by the protected person and another, the guardian

shall file a petition with the Court, with notice to all co-owners of the jointly held property

interest. The Court may approve any petition under this MSCPR 410.2 without a hearing, and

upon a showing by the guardian that the total value of the jointly-titled property to be severed is

nominal or is de minimis in comparison to the time and cost of a petition or providing notice to

all co-owners, the Court may waive the requirements of the preceding sentence regarding an

advance petition or notice to co-owners or both.

410.3 Inventory Sealed.] Upon written application by the guardian, 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 guardian 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.