Del. Ch. Ct. R. 117 (2026)

Rule 117. [Omitted] History. Amended, effective Jan. 1, 2010; Sept. 23, 2025, effective Sept. 30, 2025.

Rule 118. Additional Requirements Upon Filing Account Each account shall state the name and post office address of the person with a disability, the next of kin of the person with the disability or, with respect to a trust, the name and address of each trust beneficiary then eligible or entitled to receive distributions of income or principal (and whether such beneficiary is a person with a disability and the name and post office address of the guardian of such beneficiary). If the account is a distributive or final account it shall include a schedule of any proposed distribution of the principal of the guardianship or the trust and the name and address of each person then entitled to the property, or a share or interest therein, or if such name and address is not known to the guardian or trustee and cannot be ascertained after diligent inquiry, this shall be so represented by the guardian or trustee.

Rule 119. Notice to Beneficiaries Upon Filing of an Account Upon the filing of an account with the information required in Rule 118, except with respect to persons who have filed a waiver of notice and consent to the account, the Register in Chancery shall forthwith mail to each adult who is next of kin to the person with a disability or who is a beneficiary then eligible or entitled to receive distributions of trust income or principal a notice in writing stating that the account has been filed and that the same will be open for inspection and exception for 30 days from the date of filing

the account. In case any next of kin of the person with a disability or a beneficiary then eligible or entitled to receive distributions of trust income or principal shall be a person with a disability, such notice shall be mailed to the guardian of the property of such person with a disability. The Court may make an order for publication of notice of the filing of the account in any case where the guardian or trustee does not know or cannot ascertain the name or address a beneficiary then eligible or entitled to receive distributions of trust income principal. History. Amended, effective July 1, 2018.