Rule 7.6 - Reports of delinquent inventories or reports7. 6(1) The clerk's report to the presiding judge required by Iowa Code section 633.32, of all delinquent inventories or reports in estates, trusts, guardianships or conservatorships shall contain, in addition to the information required by Iowa Code section 633.32(3), a copy of each delinquency notice and, if they do not appear on the face of the delinquency notice, the following information for each delinquent inventory or report:a. The probate number of the matter.b. The title of the matter.c. An indication of whether the matter is an estate, trust, guardianship, or conservatorship.d. The name and address of the fiduciary.e. The name and address of the attorney, if any, for the fiduciary.f. The type of delinquent inventory or report.g. The date notice of delinquency was given.h. A statement that the required report or inventory or an order extending time for a specified period was not filed within 60 days after the giving of notice of delinquency.i. The date the matter was opened.j. The name of the last paper filed by the fiduciary or attorney and the date of filing such paper.k. The number, including "zero" if appropriate, of previous delinquency notices given in the matter and ignored.7. 6(2) The clerk shall submit a copy of the report to the chief judge of the judicial district and the state court administrator in addition to the presiding judge as required by Iowa Code section 633.32(2). If an order extending time for a specified period was filed but not complied with, the clerk shall proceed as in instances in which an order is not filed.7. 6(3) The state court administrator shall utilize the reports in the discharge of the duties prescribed in Iowa Code section 602.1209 and, in addition, shall prepare a list of the attorneys for fiduciaries who have received and ignored a notice of delinquency. The state court administrator shall transmit the list of attorneys, together with other relevant information, to the Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board and to the Client Security Commission.7. 6(4) The Iowa Supreme Court Attorney Disciplinary Board, as a commission of the supreme court pursuant to Iowa Ct. R. 35.2, shall communicate with each attorney licensed to practice law in Iowa whose name appears on the list transmitted to the board pursuant to rule 7.6(3). If the board determines there is reasonable cause to believe an attorney for a fiduciary has violated Iowa R. of Prof'l Conduct 32:1.3 or 32:3.2 for failure to file a required inventory or report within 60 days after receiving notice of delinquency, or within an extension of time for a specified period granted by order, the board shall initiate appropriate disciplinary action. The board chairperson shall include the number of attorneys investigated and complaints initiated and processed pursuant to this rule, a synopsis of each such complaint, and the disposition thereof, in the annual board report to the supreme court required by Iowa Ct. R. 35.25.7. 6(5) The assistant court administrator of the disciplinary system is authorized to inquire into the status of any delinquent probate inventory or report.Court Order March 13, 1980; October 20, 1981; 1983 Iowa Acts, chapter 186, ? 10151; January 17, 1995, effective April 3, 1995; Report November 9, 2001, effective February 15, 2002; August 29, 2002, effective December 1, 2002; April 20, 2005, and July 1, 2005, effective July 1, 2005; February 20, 2012.