2-7-403. Return of inventory of estate by representative; failure to comply; disposition of fines.
(a) Every personal representative shall make and return to the court within one hundred twenty (120) days after his appointment a true inventory upon his oath, of all the estate of the decedent, including the homestead, if any, which has come to his possession or knowledge. If the personal representative does not file such inventory within one hundred twenty (120) days, he shall show the court good cause for his delay and the court shall determine whether or not an extension of time shall be allowed. For failure to comply in good faith with the time limitations set forth, the personal representative shall be adjudged in contempt of court, and a fine imposed and other enforcement entered as the court in its discretion determines. Any fine assessed shall be paid into the corpus of the estate.
(b) Anything herein to the contrary notwithstanding, in all cases to which W.S. 2-5-101 applies, the inventory shall be filed not more than seventy-five (75) days after the will has been admitted to probate.
Structure Wyoming Statutes
Title 2 - Wills, Decedents' Estates and Probate Code
Chapter 7 - Administration of Estates
Article 4 - Marshalling Assets
Section 2-7-404 - Report of Appraisal; Verification of Values of Estate Assets.
Section 2-7-407 - Effect of Naming Debtor as Personal Representative.
Section 2-7-408 - Discharge or Bequest of Debt or Demand Not Valid Against Creditors.
Section 2-7-409 - Failure to File Inventory or Appraisement.
Section 2-7-410 - Appraisement of After-Discovered Property; Filing; Enforcement.
Section 2-7-411 - Liability for Embezzlement or Alienation of Monies Before Letters Granted.
Section 2-7-412 - Citation to Persons Suspected of Having Concealed Monies; Generally.
Section 2-7-414 - Citation of Persons Entrusted With Monies for Accounting.