§ 2-2-202 — Preparation and contents of probate docket; distribution of copies; call of docket

(a) At least once every six (6) months, the clerk of the
district court in each county of the state shall make a docket
of all estates of deceased persons pending in his county which
shall include:
(i) Title of the estate;
(ii) Date of letters testamentary or letters of
administration;
(iii) Name or names of the executors or
administrators; and
(iv) The names of the attorneys of record.
(b) As soon as the docket is made, one (1) copy shall be
furnished to the judge of the district court of his county and
one (1) copy shall be furnished upon request to each attorney of
record in the estates.
(c) The judge of the district court in each county shall,
at least once every six (6) months, read the probate docket in
open court and shall make an order in each estate as he deems
necessary to expedite the progress and closing thereof.