Wyoming Statutes
Article 4 - Marshalling Assets
Section 2-7-410 - Appraisement of After-Discovered Property; Filing; Enforcement.

2-7-410. Appraisement of after-discovered property; filing; enforcement.
Whenever property not mentioned in any inventory comes to the possession or knowledge of the personal representative, he shall cause the same to be appraised in the manner prescribed and an appraisement thereof filed within one (1) month after the discovery. The making of the appraisement may be enforced, after notice, by any and all remedies provided by this code.

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Wyoming Statutes

Title 2 - Wills, Decedents' Estates and Probate Code

Chapter 7 - Administration of Estates

Article 4 - Marshalling Assets

Section 2-7-401 - Personal Representative Entitled to Possession of All Property; Duty to Repair; Actions by Heirs for Possession or to Quiet Title.

Section 2-7-402 - Title to Decedent's Property; Subject to Administration and Payment of Debts; Priorities.

Section 2-7-403 - Return of Inventory of Estate by Representative; Failure to Comply; Disposition of Fines.

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 2-7-413 - Citation to Persons Suspected of Having Concealed Monies; Failure to Appear or Answer; Disclosure Order; Proceedings Generally.

Section 2-7-414 - Citation of Persons Entrusted With Monies for Accounting.