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(a) Within 180 days of appointment, and each 180 days thereafter, and more frequently if necessary or required by the Court, the personal representative shall file with the Court a report of the estate signed under penalty of perjury. Such report shall contain:

(1) The claimant, amount, and nature of any claims filed against the estate;

(2) Whether such claims have been allowed or rejected;

(3) Whether any property of the estate has been sold, mortgaged, leased, or exchanged, and the purpose of such action, such as to pay debts or settle obligation against the estate, pay expenses of administration, or an allowance to an heir, devisee, or legatee;

(4) A detailed statement of the amount of property, real and personal, of the estate;

(5) A detailed statement of all sums collected, and of all sums paid out, on behalf of the estate, including documentation to support all sums paid out; and

(6) Any other information necessary to fully show the condition and affairs of the estate;

(b) The personal representative shall serve the report on all heirs, devisees, and legatees of the estate. [Ord. 53 § 8514, amended, 10/30/2018; Ord. 50B § 8514, amended, 6/22/2017.]