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Probate courts have exclusive jurisdiction over proceedings to review and settle all fiduciary accounts. MCL 700.1302(d). 2. A person appointed fiduciary by the Probate Court who manages money (i.e., personal representative of a decedents estate, trustee, or conservator) must account each year for these funds.
An answer to a partition action is a pleading by the defendant in response to the plaintiffs complaint for partition. In the answer, defendants have an opportunity to address the allegations contained in the plaintiffs partition action complaint.
Along with your petition, you also should attach a certified copy of the decedents death certificate. You must also pay a $170 filing fee when you file your petition. If the court does not already have the original will, you must submit it or an authenticated copy of the will with your petition.
If the estate was administratively closed as a supervised estate, the case can only be reopened by a petition requesting supervised administration. The court may appoint the same personal representative or a successor to administer the reopened estate.
Description: Before filing a partition action, use this letter to convince your co-owners that a voluntary sale or buyout would be ideal. Based on state law, you can compel a forced sale of jointly owned property via partition action.
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Reasons for Filing a Partition Action Common reasons include: Co-owners cant agree on how to manage the property: If the co-owners cant come to an agreement on decisions like maintenance, rental income distribution, or other financial matters, it may lead to a partition action.
Any joint tenant or tenant in common may sue for a partition of the property. The owner seeking partition does not have to demonstrate any fault or wrongdoing of the other owner; seeking partition is a right of any co-owner.

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