North Dakota § 50-06.3-07 Claims against the estate of recipients or patients

North Dakota Statutes

§ 50-06.3-07 — Claims against the estate of recipients or patients

North Dakota § 50-06.3-07

Title 50Public Welfare

Ch. 50-06.3Fees and Expenses

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N.D. Cent. Code § 50-06.3-07 (2026).

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Claims for fees and expenses charged by the state under this chapter may be filed by the
department against the estate of a person liable for the fees and expenses at any time prior to
the final distribution of the estate with the same priority as claims of general creditors which are
filed against the estates of decedents. Any claim denied or rejected by a personal representative
must clearly state, in a written notice to the department, the reason for denial or rejection. Every
personal representative, upon the granting of letters of administration or testamentary, shall, at
the time that publication of notice to creditors is made, forward to the department a copy of the
petition or application commencing probate, heirship proceedings, or joint tenancy tax clearance
proceedings in the re

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Claims for fees and expenses charged by the state under this chapter may be filed by the
department against the estate of a person liable for the fees and expenses at any time prior to
the final distribution of the estate with the same priority as claims of general creditors which are
filed against the estates of decedents. Any claim denied or rejected by a personal representative
must clearly state, in a written notice to the department, the reason for denial or rejection. Every
personal representative, upon the granting of letters of administration or testamentary, shall, at
the time that publication of notice to creditors is made, forward to the department a copy of the
petition or application commencing probate, heirship proceedings, or joint tenancy tax clearance
proceedings in the respective district court, together with a list of the names of the legatees,
devisees, surviving joint tenants, and heirs at law of the estate. If no notice is required by the
proceedings, the personal representative shall forward to the department a copy of the petition
or application commencing the proceedings, together with a list of the names of the legatees,
devisees, surviving joint tenants, and heirs at law of the estate. Unless a properly filed claim of
the department is paid in full, the personal representative shall provide to the department a
statement of assets and disbursements.