Part
Duties and Powers of Personal Representatives
Title 75 — Utah Uniform Probate Code §§ 75-3-701–75-3-720
- Utah Code § 75-3-701— Time of accrual of duties and powers
- Utah Code § 75-3-702— Priority among different letters
- Utah Code § 75-3-703— General duties -- Relation and liability to persons interested in estate -- Standing to sue
- Utah Code § 75-3-704— Personal representative to proceed without court order -- Exception
- Utah Code § 75-3-705— Duty of personal representative -- Inventory and appraisement
- Utah Code § 75-3-706— Employment of appraisers
- Utah Code § 75-3-707— Duty of personal representative -- Supplementary inventory
- Utah Code § 75-3-708— Duty of personal representative -- Possession of estate
- Utah Code § 75-3-709— Power to avoid transfers
- Utah Code § 75-3-710— Powers of personal representatives -- In general
- Utah Code § 75-3-711— Improper exercise of power -- Breach of fiduciary duty
- Utah Code § 75-3-712— Sale, encumbrance or transaction involving conflict of interest -- Voidable -- Exceptions
- Utah Code § 75-3-713— Persons dealing with personal representative -- Protection
- Utah Code § 75-3-714— Transactions authorized for personal representatives -- Exceptions
- Utah Code § 75-3-715— Powers and duties of successor personal representative
- Utah Code § 75-3-716— Co-representatives -- When joint action required
- Utah Code § 75-3-717— Powers of surviving personal representative
- Utah Code § 75-3-718— Compensation of personal representative and attorney
- Utah Code § 75-3-719— Costs and expenses in estate litigation
- Utah Code § 75-3-720— Proceedings for review of employment of agents and compensation of personal representatives and employees of estate