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Court accepts ninth and final accounting for Eric’s estate; personal representative must show transfers by May 16
Summary
Lenawee County Probate & Juvenile Court approved the ninth and final accounting for the conservatorship/estate of Eric (file 48943) but required proof by May 16 that any remaining assets were transferred out of the conservatorship before the court will close the file.
At a hearing on the ninth and final accounting in file 48943, the Lenawee County Probate & Juvenile Court accepted the accounting presented by Renata Halberstadt, the personal representative, but required documentary proof that any remaining assets had been transferred out of the conservatorship before the court will close the file.
Charles Gross, attorney for the petitioner, presented the accounting and the personal representative, Renata Halberstadt, swore that the accounting was truthful, accurate and complete. The court noted that the conservatorship typically requires transferring or dispersing any remaining assets on closing and asked Halberstadt to provide proof of any transfer.
Halberstadt said she expected an income tax check and that funds had been deposited to a joint account; she agreed to provide proof of transfer. The judge gave the personal representative until May 16 to submit documentation to the clerk’s office confirming transfer of any remaining assets; if supplied, the court said there would be no need for another hearing and the file could be closed.
The court accepted the accounting on the record subject to receipt of the required proof; no objections were recorded at the hearing.
