Rule 62 CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE

(A) When a claim has been filed with the court pursuant to section 2117.06 of the Revised Code, the fiduciary shall file a copy of any rejection of the claim with the court.

 

(B) If the court requires a hearing on claims or the fiduciary requests a hearing on claims or insolvency, the fiduciary shall file a schedule of all claims against the estate with the court.  The schedule of claims shall be filed with the fiduciary’s application for hearing or within ten days after the court notifies the fiduciary of a court-initiated hearing.

 

B.C.L.R.  62.1 BOND PREMIUMS

No estate, guardianship, or trust shall be closed until all claims filed with the court have been resolved, including claims for bond premiums.  Bond premiums shall be regarded as administrative expenses and shall be paid when due.  No application need be made for authority to pay bond premiums.

 

B.C.L.R.  62.2 INSOLVENT ESTATES

(A) When an estate is insolvent, the executor, administrator, or the applicant or commissioner in the case of an estate being released from administration, shall file a schedule of all claims against the estate with the court.  The schedule of claims shall state the name and address of each claimant as it appears on each claim, the amount claimed, the date of presentation of the claim, the class into which the claim falls for payment under R.C. §2117.25, the security held therefor, date of maturity, if not yet due, whether allowed or rejected by the executor or the administrator, and the date of such allowance or rejection.

 

(B) When an estate is insolvent and after a schedule of claims is filed pursuant to division (A) above, a hearing shall be scheduled and notice shall be given to all claimants in accordance with Civ. R. 73.  The attorney for the estate shall be responsible for serving notice of the hearing on each claimant and shall file with the court proof of such service at or before the time of the hearing.