Rhode Island § 33-15.1-26 § 33-15.1-26. Period after notice of claims disallowances during which actions barred — Amount to which creditor entitled — Service on guardian.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 33-15.1-26 — § 33-15.1-26. Period after notice of claims disallowances during which actions barred — Amount to which creditor entitled — Service on guardian.

Rhode Island § 33-15.1-26

Title 33Probate practice and procedure

Ch. 33-15.1Guardianship of Minors

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 33-15.1-26 (2026).

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§ 33-15.1-26. Period after notice of claims disallowances during which actions barred — Amount to
               which creditor entitled — Service on guardian.
No action shall be brought or prosecuted against any person under guardianship within
            seven (7) months after the first publication of the notice. A creditor shall be entitled
            to his or her whole claim if the estate is solvent, or a dividend if the estate should
            prove insolvent, upon any sum as he or she may be allowed to recover. The party bringing
            suit, in addition to the service of the original writ, shall cause a true copy of
            the notice to be served upon the guardian.
         

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§ 33-15.1-26. Period after notice of claims disallowances during which actions barred — Amount to which creditor entitled — Service on guardian.

No action shall be brought or prosecuted against any person under guardianship within seven (7) months after the first publication of the notice. A creditor shall be entitled to his or her whole claim if the estate is solvent, or a dividend if the estate should prove insolvent, upon any sum as he or she may be allowed to recover. The party bringing suit, in addition to the service of the original writ, shall cause a true copy of the notice to be served upon the guardian.