Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-1105
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Final account - Filing - Requisites - Petition
Official statutory text
After completing all applicable provisions of this act, the
surviving spouse shall prepare and file a final account which need
only include a description of income and expenditures, as in other
estate proceedings and shall petition the court:
1. To approve the Final account;
2. To determine the names and identities of the heirs and that
the surviving spouse is the sole legatee and devisee of the
decedent;
3. To order distribution to the surviving spouse of all
remaining assets of the estate; and
4. To discharge the surviving spouse and any sureties on the
bond from further duties and liabilities.
surviving spouse shall prepare and file a final account which need
only include a description of income and expenditures, as in other
estate proceedings and shall petition the court:
1. To approve the Final account;
2. To determine the names and identities of the heirs and that
the surviving spouse is the sole legatee and devisee of the
decedent;
3. To order distribution to the surviving spouse of all
remaining assets of the estate; and
4. To discharge the surviving spouse and any sureties on the
bond from further duties and liabilities.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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