The Petition includes a statement specifying whether there are domiciliary or principal
proceedings from another state or country.
The Petition demonstrates the eligibility for summary administration, (i.e., the decedent died
over 2 years ago or the value of the estate, less exempt property, does not exceed $75,000).
The Petitioner is a beneficiary of the estate.
The Petition includes: (a) the name and address of the decedent’s surviving spouse (if any); (b)
the names and addresses of the beneficiaries and their relationship to the decedent. If any
beneficiary is a minor, the year of birth is included.
The Petition states that, after a reasonably diligent search, the Petitioner is unaware of any
unrevoked wills or codicils.
The Petition specifically describes the assets to be distributed, and includes values for each
asset (e.g., name and address of the financial institution and the associated account number(s),
legal property descriptions, etc.).
OR
All intestate beneficiaries have received formal notice of the Petition and the proposed
distribution;
OR
The Petitioner has filed consents from all the intestate beneficiaries.
The Petition states that a diligent search for creditors was conducted and acknowledges the
penalty for failing to make a diligent search.
OR
No claims have been filed against the estate.
OR
If claims have been filed against the estate:
The creditor’s claims have been stricken, or are otherwise barred by statute;
OR
Provision for payment of outstanding debt has been made to the extent that assets
are available;
OR
There are insufficient assets to satisfy the outstanding claims, and notice of the
Petition was served on the outstanding creditors.
The proposed order includes a correct distribution of assets under the laws governing intestacy.
The signature page of the proposed order contains at least four (4) lines of text and has the case
number on it.
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