§ 3-3-201 — Petition for appointment of conservator for absentee

(a) Any person may file with the clerk a petition for the
appointment of a conservator of the property of the absent owner
when the following conditions exist:
(i) A person owns property located in this state and
his location is unknown and no provision for care, control and
supervision of the property has been made; and
(ii) The property is likely to be lost or damaged or
the dependents of the owner are likely to be deprived of means
of support because of the absence of the owner.
(b) The petition shall state:
(i) The name, age and last known address of the
proposed ward and the names and addresses of the spouse and
children of the proposed ward or of his parents if the proposed
ward has no spouse or children or if he is a minor. If there
are no spouse, children or parents, then the petition shall
state the names and addresses of the proposed ward's brothers
and sisters. If there are no brothers or sisters, then the
petition shall state the names and addresses of the nearest
known relatives of the proposed ward;
(ii) The facts concerning the disappearance of the
absentee;
(iii) The name and address of the proposed
conservator, and his qualifications to serve in that capacity;
(iv) A general description of the property of the
proposed ward within the state and of his right to receive
property, the estimated present value of the real property, the
estimated gross annual income of the estate and whether any
money is payable, or to become payable, to the proposed ward
from any source;
(v) The facts showing the property of the absentee is
likely to be lost or damaged, or his dependents are likely to be
deprived of means of support because of his absence, and no
proper provision has been made for the care, control and
supervision of the property; and
(vi) The interests of the petitioner.