Iowa Code § 633.27
Probate docket
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Current — January 1, 2020
As of January 1, 2012
The clerk shall keep a book to be known as the Probate Docket, which shall show:
The clerk shall keep an electronic record to be known as the “Probate Docket”, which shall show:
1. The name of every deceased person whose estate is administered or whose will is admitted to probate, and the date of the person’s death.
1. The name of every deceased person whose estate is administered or whose will is admitted to probate, and the date of the person’s death.
2. The name of each person as to whom application for conservatorship or guardianship is made.
2. The name of each person as to whom application for conservatorship or guardianship is made.
3. The names of all the heirs in intestate estates and the surviving spouse of such deceased intestate, and their ages and places of residence, so far as they can be ascertained.
3. The names of all the heirs in intestate estates and the surviving spouse of such deceased intestate, and whether each person is an adult or a minor and each person’s place of residence, so far as they can be ascertained.
4. The title of each trust described in section 633.10 that has not been released by the court from continuous court supervision.
4. The title of each trust described in section 633.10 that has not been released by the court from continuous court supervision.
5. A note of every sale of real estate made under the order of the court, with a reference to the volume and page of the record where a complete record thereof may be found.
5. A note of every sale of real estate made under the order of the court.
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