§ 750. Procedure in Case of Neglect or Failure to File Final Account or Report
750. Procedure in Case of Neglect or Failure to File Final Account or Report
(a) If a guardian charged with the duty of filing a final account or report fails or neglects so to do at the proper time, the court may, on the court's own motion, or on the written complaint of the emancipated ward or anyone interested in the ward or the ward's estate, shall cause the guardian to be cited to appear and present the account or report within the time specified in the citation.
(b) If a written complaint has not been filed by anyone interested in the guardianship of a person or estate of a minor or deceased ward, the court may, on or after the third anniversary after the date of the death of the ward or after the date the minor reaches the age of majority, remove the estate from the court's active docket without a final accounting and without appointing a successor personal representative.
(c) If a complaint has not been filed by anyone interested in the estate of a ward whose whereabouts are unknown to the court, the court may, on or after the fourth anniversary after the ward's whereabouts became unknown to the court, remove the estate from the court's active docket without a final accounting and without appointing a successor personal representative.