Indiana § 29-2-11-1 - Estates; guardianship; assignments; trusteeship; surviving partnership
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§ 29-2-11-1. Estates; guardianship; assignments; trusteeship; surviving partnership
Sec. 1. The courts of this state having jurisdiction of estates, guardianships, assignments, trusteeships, and surviving partnerships and the judges thereof, in their discretion, be and hereby are authorized and empowered to waive the period costs and payment thereof in estates for any and all years subsequent to and in addition to the first two (2) years or part of same thereof, and to waive the costs and payment thereof in guardianships for any and all years subsequent to and in addition to the first three (3) years or part of same thereof, and to waive the costs and payment thereof in assignments, trusteeships, and surviving partnerships for any and all years subsequent to and in addition to the first two (2) years or part of same thereof.
Formerly: Acts 1965, c.163, s.1.
IC 29-2-12Chapter 12. Apportionment of Federal Estate Taxes
29-2-12-0.1Application of certain amendments to chapter 29-2-12-1Purpose 29-2-12-1.5"Will" defined 29-2-12-2Heirs and beneficiaries; charitable or marital deduction or exemption 29-2-12-3Payment; recovery 29-2-12-4Method of apportionment 29-2-12-5Liens 29-2-12-6Deduction of amounts; action for recovery 29-2-12-7Will providing for payment
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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