§ 30-2-712. Affidavit of Heirship
Affidavits duly sworn to upon the personal knowledge of the affiant before an officer entitled to administer oaths in the jurisdiction where the affidavit is made, setting forth any fact or facts concerning the relationship of any parties to persons deceased, or containing a statement of any facts pertinent to be ascertained in determining the […]
§ 30-2-713. Satisfaction of Pecuniary Bequests, Devises or Transfers by Distribution in Kind — Agreements With Beneficiaries and Governmental Authorities
Whenever an executor, administrator with will annexed or a trustee is empowered under the will or trust of a decedent to satisfy a pecuniary bequest, devise or transfer in trust, in kind with assets at their value for federal estate tax purposes, that fiduciary, in order to implement such a bequest, devise or transfer in […]
§ 30-2-714. Recovery of Assets After Close of Estate
When all the debts of any deceased person are paid in full, and the administrator or executor of the deceased persons has resigned, or is dead, and there is no person representing the deceased person as administrator or executor, and there are claims due the estate of the decedent, that, from insolvency or other cause, […]
§ 30-3-101. Short Title
This part shall be known and may be cited as the “Uniform Absence as Evidence of Death and Absentees’ Property Law.”
§ 30-3-102. Presumption of Death From Mere Absence — Exposure to Specific Peril Considered — Distribution of Funds of Absentee
A person absent from such person’s place of residence and unheard of for seven (7) years or longer, whose absence is not satisfactorily explained, is presumed to be dead; provided, however, such presumption may be rebutted by proof. Exposure to specific peril shall be considered in every case. If during such absence the person has […]
§ 30-3-103. Provisions of Insurance Policies Relative to Proof of Absence or Death Declared Invalid — Statutory Period of Limitations
No provisions concerning the effect to be given to evidence of absence or of death, in any policy of life or accident insurance or in the charter or bylaws of any mutual or fraternal insurance association executed or adopted after February 15, 1941, shall be valid. When any such policy, charter or bylaws executed or […]
§ 30-3-104. Receiver — Appointment — Powers
When a person domiciled in this state and having an interest in any form of property disappears and is absent from the person’s place of residence without being heard of after diligent inquiry, upon application for a finding of such disappearance and absence and of the necessity for the appointment of a receiver to the […]
§ 30-3-105. Temporary Receiver
Upon the filing of the application referred to in § 30-3-104, the court may for cause shown appoint a temporary receiver to take charge of the property of the absentee and conserve it pending hearing upon the application. Such temporary receiver shall qualify by giving bond in an amount and with surety to be approved […]
§ 30-2-702. Distributees Who Cannot Be Located, Infants or Persons Adjudicated Incompetent — Procedure for Payment of Shares
Whenever the personal representative of the estate of any deceased person in this state is ready to make a final report and settlement, and is prevented or precluded from making final settlement, because there is no personal representative of the estate of a deceased distributee to receive the share due that distributee or one (1) […]
§ 30-2-703. Disposition of Shares — Application and Claim for Share
Shares so placed in the state treasury shall not become the property of the state, but shall be and remain trust property demandable at any time by the owner or by the guardian of any owner, distributee or by the personal representative of any deceased owner. Any person lawfully entitled to receive any money paid […]