Rule 143 Accounting and Discharge

When someone is appointed to collect no-fault insurance benefits for another person, they don't have to manage that job forever. Once they've finished handing out the money to the people who are supposed to get it, they can ask the court to close the case.

To do this, the representative files a sworn statement (called an affidavit) explaining what they did with the money and who received it. They also need to include receipts or other proof showing the funds were properly given out.

Once the court clerk gets this paperwork and confirms everything was done correctly, the clerk will issue an order that officially ends the case. This order also releases the representative from their duties, meaning they're no longer responsible for handling the funds or reporting to the court.