Grant County Courts, Indiana Filing Timing and Cure Windows

The closing statement for an unsupervised estate is due within one year after the estate is opened.

In unsupervised estates a closing statement shall be filed within one (1) year after opening the estate.

A brief supporting or opposing a motion must be filed before or at the hearing unless the Court orders otherwise.

Counsel desiring to file a brief in support of or in opposition to any motion mustfile the brief prior to or at the time of hearing on the motion, unless otherwise ordered.

The inventory in a supervised estate must be filed within two months of appointment.

C. In all supervised estates, the Personal Representative shall file an inventoryconforming with the requirements of I.C. 29-1-12-1 within two (2) months of appointment.

The status report must be filed annually for an estate opened solely to prosecute a wrongful claim.

In estates opened for the sole purpose of prosecuting a wrongful claim the Personal Representative shall annually file a status report as to the progress ofthe claim or suit.

If a supervised estate remains open after one year, the personal representative must file an intermediate account within 30 days after that year expires and each succeeding year thereafter.

F. Whenever a supervised estate cannot be closed within one (1) year, the Personal Representative shall file an intermediate account with the Court withinthirty (30) days after the expiration of one (1) year and each succeeding year thereafter.

The moving party must bring a filed motion to the Judge’s attention within five days after filing.

The filing of any motion with the Clerk of the Court or with the Court shall bebrought to the attention of the Judge by the moving party within five (5) daysfollowing the filing of the motion.

The bankruptcy notice must be filed promptly with the local court.

When a local court proceeding is stayed by federal bankruptcy law, such as when a party to the local court proceeding files a bankruptcy proceeding, that party shall promptly file with the local court and serve on every other party to thelocal proceeding a notice reciting:

The party shall also promptly file with the local court and serve on every other party to the local proceeding a copy of the bankruptcy court order setting out anyof the following:

The party shall also promptly file with the local court and serve on every other party to the local proceeding a copy of the bankruptcy court order setting out anyof the following:

The required status report must be filed when an unsupervised estate cannot be closed within one year.

Whenever an unsupervised estate cannot be closedwithin one (1) year, the Personal Representative shall file a status report indicating why the estate cannot be closed and an estimated date of closing.

A guardian must file a verified inventory and appraisement of the Protected Person’s property in the Clerk’s Office within 90 days after appointment.

A. You are required to file in the Clerk’s Office a verified inventory and appraisement of all property belonging to the Protected Person within ninety (90)days after your appointment.

A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must file the notice before trial so the court can consider and rule on the issue.

A party who offers biologically contaminated evidence must file a pretrial notice with the trial court and serve all the parties so that the court can consider the issue and rule appropriately before trial.

A personal representative must close the estate as promptly as possible and, absent good cause, file the final account within one year of appointment.

E. Personal Representatives shall comply with I.C. 29-1-16-2, which provides as follows: "Every Personal Representative shall close the estate as promptly as possible. Unless for good cause shown, the time for filing the final account in theestate shall not exceed one (1) year from the appointment of a Personal Representative"

Permanent guardianship estate accountings and person reports are required biennially, subject to the Court ordering otherwise for estate accountings.

F. Biennial accountings will be required in all permanent guardianship of the estate cases, unless otherwise ordered by the Court. Biennial reports will be required in all permanent guardianship of the person cases. Biennial reports filed by guardians of the person shall state the present residence and general welfare of the incapacitated person.

The personal representative in an unsupervised estate must file the inventory or verified certification within two months of appointment.

D. In all unsupervised estates, the Personal Representative shall, within two (2)months of appointment either: 1. file an inventory conforming with the requirements of I.C. 29-1- 7.5-3.2(b); or 2. file a verified certification that an inventory conforming with therequirements of I.C. 29-1-7.5-3.2 has been prepared and is available to be furnished to distributees on request.

The signed financial-matters instructions form must be filed within five days after the order appointing a noncorporate-fiduciary guardian of the estate.

H. In all cases where the guardian of the estate is not a corporate fiduciary, the guardian shall sign and file with the Court, within five (5) days of the order appointing guardian, the "Instructions to Guardian Concerning Financial Matters"form attached to these Rules as Exhibit B.

Every two years, the guardian must file a verified accounting with the Court detailing property, income, and expenses, with receipts verifying each expenditure.

B. Every two (2) years you must file with the Court a verified accounting detailing allproperty and income received and all expenses paid with receipts to verify each expenditure of the guardianship.

The guardian must file a final accounting with the Court when the guardianship terminates or the Protected Person dies.

E. You are required to file a final accounting with the Court upon the termination of the guardianship or upon the death of the Protected Person detailing all propertyand income received and all expenses paid with receipts to verify each expenditure.