SB2286 mandates personal representatives to notify police of firearms in an estate and requires police certification before estate closure.
SB2286 amends the Uniform Probate Code to require personal representatives to notify the police department of any firearms in an estate. The estate cannot close until the police certify that all firearms are properly transferred or disposed of. This change follows a 2020 incident where police officers were killed, and firearms from an estate were allegedly involved. The bill aims to ensure firearms are properly managed during estate administration.
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