(a) Whenever the aid of the court is desired in the distribution of money in court or in the hands of any collecting officer of the court, the party asking its interposition shall present to the court a written statement of the fact, showing its necessity or propriety, and thereupon the court may appoint an auditor to report the facts and make distribution or make such other order as may seem best calculated to bring the matter to a speedy close.(b) The court may, on motion and upon satisfactory evidence, decree distribution of any portion of the fund in court, not included in any controversy, before or during the pendency of the audit, and order such portions of the fund that is being audited to be deposited or invested during the controversy.(c) Duplicate receipts shall be given for all moneys paid in pursuance of such distribution, one of which shall be filed in the case and the other upon the original lien docket.Adopted Jan. 1, 1985, effective 4/1/1985.