Rule 333 Appraisal

(a) Appraisal required. In matters in which tangible personal property is subject to the continuing supervision of the Court, a limited conservator or conservator shall promptly engage upon qualification the services of a qualified appraiser to appraise all such property in the protected person's estate provided the value of said property, in the judgment of the fiduciary, exceeds the value of $ 1,000.00. If said property, in the judgment of the fiduciary, is valued at $ 1,000.00 or less, the fiduciary shall submit an affidavit setting forth the description and value of the tangible personal property. Without payment of additional court fees and subject to their availability the standing court appraisers may be engaged for this purpose.

(b) Filing. An appraisal shall be filed by the limited conservator or conservator within sixty days after qualification.