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AR HB1449
Bill
Status
3/23/2021
Primary Sponsor
Spencer Hawks
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AI Summary
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Establishes "Carmack's Law" allowing a distributee of a small estate to collect and distribute assets without appointing a personal representative when conditions are met
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Permits opening of checking or savings accounts in the decedent's estate name without filing a petition for probate or obtaining a court order
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Requires the estate value to not exceed $100,000 (excluding homestead and statutory allowances) and 45 days to elapse since the decedent's death
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Mandates filing an affidavit with the probate clerk containing itemized property descriptions, valuations, and names/addresses of relevant parties and beneficiaries
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Requires providing a certified copy of the affidavit to any person owing money, holding property, or acting as a registrar or transfer agent
Legislative Description
To Create "carmack's Law"; And Concerning The Ability Of A Distributee Of A Small Estate To Make Bank Deposits On Behalf Of A Deceased Person's Estate.
Last Action
Notification that HB1449 is now Act 423
3/23/2021