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The court appointed executor must file an inventory of the estate with the court. Once the debts have been paid and the remaining estate has been distributed the executor must file a final account to show the disposition of the assets that were reported in the inventory. The court will compare the two documents and either allow the final account and close the case or ask the executor to provide more information.

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