District Of Columbia § 20-723 - Subsequent account; supervised administration.
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§ 20-723. Subsequent account; supervised administration.
20-723After an initial account has been rendered, subsequent accounts, whether filed by the same supervised personal representative or by a successor, shall contain:
the value of any assets in the possession or control of the personal representative as shown in the previous account;
the value of assets as shown in any inventory made since the previous account;
all receipts of the estate since the date of the previous account;
each purchase, sale, lease, transfer, compromise, settlement, disbursement and distribution of assets since the previous account, a description of each such transaction, and a statement of the amount by which it affects the amounts referred to in paragraphs (a), (b), and (c); and
the value of any remaining assets in the possession or control of the personal representative.
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