Probate Final Discharge Explained

Summary

An Order for Journal Entry of Final Discharge in Kansas probate court signifies the closure of the probate estate and releases the executor or administrator from further duties. Typically, distributions are made before this order. If no distributions have been made and the judge has put it in post-judgment, it may indicate pending tasks. Contact the court or a local probate attorney for clarification.

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what is does an "order" for Journal Entry of Final Discharge mean?
An "Order for Journal Entry of Final Discharge" typically occurs in probate court. It signifies the closing of a probate estate and releases the executor or administrator from further duties and liabilities. Could you tell me your location to provide more specific information?
Kansas
In Kansas, an "Order for Journal Entry of Final Discharge" in probate court signifies:
- Closure of the probate estate.
- Release of the executor or administrator from further duties.
- Freeing the estate's assets for distribution as per the will or state law.
Please consult a Kansas probate attorney for detailed advice.
No distributions have been made and the judge put it in post judgement right after the final order
That sounds unusual. In Kansas, typically, distributions are made before the "Order for Journal Entry of Final Discharge". The court might be awaiting completion of some tasks. I recommend contacting the court or a local probate attorney for clarification.