Summary:
This document lists the estate’s assets, cash and property transactions, and a schedule of assets at the end of the accounting period. Beneficiaries may waive the requirement for prepare a final accounting as it can be time consuming and costly to prepare.
Statute:
Section 733.604, Inventories and accountings; public records exemptions.—
Rule:
Rule 5.400, Florida Probate Rules. Distribution and Discharge.—
Rule 5.401, Florida Probate Rules. Objections to Petition for Discharge or Final Accounting.—
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