This text of Iowa § 633.580 (Petition for appointment of conservator for absentee) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Iowa primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
When a person owns property located in the state of Iowa, the person’s whereabouts are
unknown, and no provision for the care, control, and supervision of such property has been
made, withtheresultthatsuchpropertyislikelytobelostordamaged, orthatthedependents
of such owner are likely to be deprived of means of support because of such absence, it shall
be proper for any person to file with the clerk a petition for the appointment of a conservator
of such property of the absentee. The petition shall state the following information, so far as
known to the petitioner:
1.The name, age, and last known post office address of the proposed protected person.
2.The facts concerning the disappearance of the absentee.
3.The name and post office address of the proposed conservator, and that the propo
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When a person owns property located in the state of Iowa, the person’s whereabouts are
unknown, and no provision for the care, control, and supervision of such property has been
made, withtheresultthatsuchpropertyislikelytobelostordamaged, orthatthedependents
of such owner are likely to be deprived of means of support because of such absence, it shall
be proper for any person to file with the clerk a petition for the appointment of a conservator
of such property of the absentee. The petition shall state the following information, so far as
known to the petitioner:
1. The name, age, and last known post office address of the proposed protected person.
2. The facts concerning the disappearance of the absentee.
3. The name and post office address of the proposed conservator, and that the proposed
conservator is qualified to serve in that capacity.
4. A general description of the property of the proposed protected person within this state
and of the proposed protected person’s right to receive property; also, the estimated present
value of the real estate, the estimated value of the personal property, and the estimated gross
annual income of the estate. If any money is payable, or to become payable, to the proposed
protected person by the United States through the United States department of veterans
affairs, the petition shall so state.
5. That the property of the absentee is likely to be lost or damaged, or that the absentee’s
dependents are likely to be deprived of means of support, because of the absence, and that
no proper provision has been made for the care, control, and supervision over such property.