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    Michigan Form PC 584: Account of Fiduciary, Long Form

    What this form does, who files it, what it costs, and how to avoid the errors that get Michigan filings rejected.

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    Quick Answer

    What is Michigan form PC 584?

    Form PC 584 is the detailed financial report a personal representative, guardian, or conservator files to show the court every dollar that came in and went out.

    Who files it

    A personal representative, conservator, guardian, or other court-supervised fiduciary.

    Where it goes

    The probate court supervising the estate, guardianship, or conservatorship.

    Filing fee

    No separate SCAO fee; some courts charge a local review fee — confirm with the probate clerk.

    What you need before you start

    • Beginning balance from the inventory or the last account
    • Every receipt: income, refunds, benefits, asset sales
    • Every disbursement, with dates, payees, and purposes
    • Bank and investment statements covering the whole period

    How to complete and file form PC 584

    1. 1

      Set the period covered — usually the year since your appointment or the last account.

    2. 2

      List all receipts and all disbursements on the schedules.

    3. 3

      Confirm the beginning balance plus receipts minus disbursements equals the ending balance.

    4. 4

      Attach the supporting statements your court requires.

    5. 5

      File on time and serve interested persons with a copy.

    Mistakes that get PC 584 rejected

    • Totals that do not balance between the schedules and the summary
    • Missing bank statements or receipts the court asks for
    • Filing late — annual accounts are generally due within 56 days of the appointment anniversary under MCR 5.409
    Common Questions

    Form PC 584 Questions

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