Jasper County Courts, Indiana Service and Proof of Service Rules

A copy of the inventory must be served forthwith on all known heirs, beneficiaries, or distributees.

No later than two (2) months after your appointment, have your attorney file in this Court an inventory describing all property belonging to the estate, with date of death values, and forthwith serve a copy of the inventory on all known heirs, beneficiaries or distributees of the estate.

The party or counsel must file proof of service.

It is the responsibility of the party or counsel to file proof of service.

Applies to

Closing statement

A copy of the closing statement must be sent to all distributees.

After you fully complete the estate administration, you must file a closing statement with the Court verifying that all proper claims, expenses and taxes have been paid, that all assets have been properly distributed, and that a copy of the closing statement has been sent to all distributes, fully accounting for all assets, expenses and distributions made to the heirs.

Parties or counsel must notify opposing parties and counsel of all filings and pleadings.

Parties and/or Counsel are responsible for notifying opposing parties and counsel of all filings and pleadings.

When filing the verified certification, notice that the inventory was prepared and is available must have been forthwith served on all known heirs, beneficiaries, or distributees.

notice of preparation of the inventory and its availability has been forthwith served on all known heirs, beneficiaries or distributees.

Applies to

Notice of estate administration

The attorney must provide written notice of the estate administration to all known creditors.

Have your attorney provide written notice of the administration of the estate to all known creditors of the estate.

Parties or counsel must obtain service under Trial Rule 4 and arrange for proper service, including postage, the Sheriff's fee, and delivery of pleadings to the Sheriff.

Parties and/or Counsel are responsible for obtaining service under Trial Rule 4 and for making all of the necessary arrangements for proper service including postage and Sheriff’s fee and delivery of pleadings to be served to the Sheriff.

When filing the inventory, the personal representative must forthwith serve a copy on all known heirs, beneficiaries, or distributees.

forthwith serve a copy of the inventory on all known heirs, beneficiaries or distributees of the estate

The Guardian must provide the inventory to the protected person if over 14 and to the other persons specified by statute.

You must provide a copy of the inventory to the protected person (if over fourteen (14) years of age) and to certain other persons as set out in Indiana Code §29-3-9-5.