CA PA|PG|PC Best Practice Guide as of May 2017

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7.2

Proceeds of insurance policies, retirement plans, and/or annuities payable upon death.

ATTACHMENT 2

Property listed on Attachment 2 are assets for which value may vary and therefore are appraised by the Probate Referee, and may be prior appraised by a third party appraiser. Attachment Two (2) may include, but is not limited to, the following property: • Real property •

Personal property such as: o Household furniture and furnishings o Vehicles, water craft and mobile homes ( mobile homes can at times be considered real property; be sure to check registration) o Jewelry, art and collectibles o Weapons such as rifles and hand guns o Coin collections o Rare and/or unique items

7.3

Stocks, bonds, and business interests

Promissory notes

PROBATE REFEREE: ATTACHMENT 2

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SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

Provide the I&A to the Probate Referee as well as any supporting documents regarding the items on Attachment 2. The supporting documents may include, but are not limited to, the following: • Valuation information provided by a third-party appraiser. o Coins o Guns o Art, etc. •

Statements from the Secretary of State and/or company officer deeming the security to be appraised worthless.

Any “blue book” information, which can be ascertained on a vehicle.

Pictures or other documentation concerning the condition of the property to be valued

Information pertinent to the appraisal of real property. o Factors affecting the property value. §

Condition; positive and negative

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Location

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Accessibility of utilities

o Copies of independent appraisals; Broker’s Price Opinion or Comprehensive Market Analysis. o Description of existing liens and/or easements, if any.

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