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Lehigh Cnty. C.P. Rules 7

Whether any parent of the minor who is not a petitioner is aware of and

activein force · 2016-09-01 – presentact-effective-date

consents to the petition.

(b) The petition shall be in substantial compliance with the form annexed as

APPENDIX C, including referenced attachments.

Rule 5.6-2. Access to Restricted Account Established by Court Order.

(a) A petition for access to a minor’s restricted account created by the court

pursuant to 20 Pa.C.S.A. §5103, shall include the following information:

(1) The date that the minor’s restricted account was created;

(2) The file name/caption and number of the proceeding in which the

restricted account was created;

(3) The type of account, the account number, the current balance and the

bank name and address;

(4) Whether there is an early withdrawal penalty assessed by the bank if

access is granted by court order, and if so the amount of any such

penalty;

(5) The reason for the requested withdrawal; and

(6) Whether any non-petitioner parent[s] of the minor consent to the

petition.

(b) The petition shall be in substantial compliance with the applicable of the

two forms annexed as APPENDIX D, including all referenced attachments.

Rule 5.9-1. Procedure.

The procedure subsequent to the entry of an order of the Orphans’ Court directing

partition shall, as near as practical, follow the rules for Partition of Real Property set forth

in Pa. R.C.P. 1558 et seq., with the “Clerk of the Orphans’ Court” being substituted for any

reference to Prothonotary or Clerk of Courts.

Rule 5.10-1. Petition.

(a) A petition by any fiduciary to sell real property at public sale pursuant to

§§ 3353, 5155, 5521(b) or 7792 of the Code, or any other applicable statute, shall also

set forth, as appropriate:

(1) Type of fiduciary and copy of governing instrument or order;

(2) A copy of the current deed with PIN;

(3) An estimate of the fair market value of the property and the basis

therefore, along with supporting documentation;

(4) Whether or not the fiduciary is authorized to sell by statute or is not

authorized, or is denied the power to do so by the governing instrument

or that it is desirable that the sale have the effect of a judicial sale and

the reasons why;

(5) If the fiduciary has entered a bond, the name of the surety and the

amount of such bond;

(6) The names and relationships of all parties, a brief description of their

interests; the ages of any who are minors, the names of the

authorized legal representative of any who are deceased or

incapacitated, an indication of whether or not each party consents or

does not;

(7) The proposed terms of the sale; and

Provenance

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2026-09-30
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2026-09-30
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