Probate Closing Statement Guide
Summary
A closing statement for probate in Utah is typically a single document that includes an overview of the estates administration, a summary of assets and their distribution, a list of debts and their settlements, confirmation of paid taxes and expenses, and a request for the court to close the estate. A simplified draft might include sections such as the personal representatives details, case number, and a breakdown of financial transactions. This document is essential for formally concluding the probate process.Full Conversation
is this all one document or many documents?
A closing statement for probate in Utah is typically one document. It consolidates all the necessary information about the estate's administration, assets, debts, and final requests to the court.
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yes. i would like to see a draft of such a statement.
Sure, here's a simplified draft of a closing statement for probate in Utah:
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In the Third Judicial District Court of Utah
In the Matter of the Estate of John Doe, Deceased
Closing Statement for Probate
Personal Representative: Jane Doe
Case Number: *
Overview of Administration:
The administration of the estate of John Doe, deceased, has been completed by the personal representative, Jane Doe.
Summary of Assets and Distribution:
- Bank Accounts: $*,* distributed to heirs.
- Real Estate: Family home sold for $*,*, proceeds distributed.
- Personal Property: Valued at $*,*, distributed as per will.
List of Debts and Settlements:
- Credit Card Debt: $*,* paid off.
- Mortgage: $*,* paid off from the sale of the home.
Taxes and Expenses:
- All federal and state taxes have been calculated and paid.
- Administration expenses totaling $*,* have been settled.
Request for Closure:
The personal representative requests the Court to formally close the estate of John Doe.
Signature:
Jane Doe
Personal Representative
Date: MM/DD/YYYY
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