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Section 2-7-806 – Verified Interim Report and Accounting.

2-7-806. Verified interim report and accounting. (a) The personal representative may at any time file a verified interim report and accounting with the court showing the condition of the estate, its debts and property, the amount of money received and the disposition made of any assets of the estate. (b) If the final report and […]

Section 2-7-802 – Expenses of Administration; Standard; How Paid.

2-7-802. Expenses of administration; standard; how paid. (a) The personal representative is authorized to incur and pay at any time, subject to approval upon hearing his final report and accounting, all reasonable and necessary expenses in the care, management and settlement of the estate. The personal representative’s authorization shall be exercised with the judgment and […]

Section 2-7-803 – Fees of Personal Representative; Schedule.

2-7-803. Fees of personal representative; schedule. (a) If the court determines that by reason of unusual circumstances the fee computed hereafter is not equitable after considering the time and effort reasonably expended and the responsibility with which the personal representative was charged, the court may allow such additional fee as the court determines proper. The […]

Section 2-7-804 – Fees of Attorney for Estate; Schedule.

2-7-804. Fees of attorney for estate; schedule. (a) If the court determines that by reason of unusual circumstances the fee computed hereafter is not equitable after considering the time and effort reasonably expended and the responsibility with which the personal representative was charged, the court may allow such additional fee as the court determines proper. […]

Section 2-7-801 – Declaration of Policy; Clerk to Maintain Calendar; Administration to Be Completed Within One Year; Exception.

2-7-801. Declaration of policy; clerk to maintain calendar; administration to be completed within one year; exception. (a) It is the policy of the state of Wyoming that the administration of estates of decedents be completed as rapidly as possible consistent with due protection of the interests of creditors, taxing authorities and distributees. To effectuate this […]

Section 2-7-718 – Action on Rejected Claim; Limitations.

2-7-718. Action on rejected claim; limitations. When a claim is rejected and notice given as required, the holder shall bring suit in the proper court against the personal representative within thirty (30) days after the date of mailing the notice, otherwise the claim is forever barred.