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§ 15.403 - What happens after the probate order is issued?

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If the probate decision or order is issued by an ADM, you have 30 days from the decision mailing date to file a written request for a de novo review.

If the probate decision or order is issued by a judge, you have 30 days from the decision mailing date to file a written request for rehearing. After a judge's decision on rehearing, you have 30 days from the mailing date of the decision to file an appeal, in accordance with 43 CFR parts 4 and 30.

When any interested party files a timely request for de novo review, a request for rehearing, or an appeal, we will not pay claims, transfer title to land, or distribute trust personalty until the request or appeal is resolved.

If no interested party files a request or appeal within the 30-day deadlines in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section, we will wait at least 15 additional days before paying claims, transferring title to land, and distributing trust personalty. At that time:

The LTRO will change the land title records for the trust and restricted land in accordance with the final decision or order; and

We will pay claims and distribute funds from the IIM account in accordance with the final decision or order.

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§ 15.403 - What happens after the probate order is issued?