Rule 405
Rule 405. Interim
Orders(a)Interim Orders Available From Court Only.The court has no power to intervene in any unsupervised administration unless a formal petition invoking the court’s authority is filed by an interested person.The court or registrar does not have authority to issue ex parte interim orders in unsupervised proceedings except that the registrar may issue the certificate of discharge provided for in the code.In supervised administration, the court may issue ex parte orders only for strong and compelling reasons.Probate
Committee Comment
*Determinations by the registrar are informal and do not bring the estate or interested persons under the supervisory authority of the court. A personal representative appointed in informal proceedings may petition the court for a formal determination as to any matter within the jurisdiction of the court. It may also be necessary to seek the formal determination of the court as to the admissibility of a will, determination of heirship, or other matters as a condition precedent to obtaining the requested relief.*Original Advisory
Committee Comment
- Not kept current.