SCPA 2102(1) provides a mechanism for compelling a fiduciary to supply information concerning the assets or affairs of an estate that is relevant to a petitioner’s interest. Although the statutory language is brief, the use of SCPA 2102(1) unfolds through a sequence of steps that occur over time.
This post serves as an overview of that sequence and links to the individual posts that address each stage in detail.
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