Rule 5.13B - INALIENABLE PROPERTY. PUBLIC SALE BY A GUARDIAN OF A MINOR(a) The petition shall set forth in separate paragraphs: (1) that the petitioner was appointed guardian of the estate of the minor, stating the method, date, and record of his appointment; or, if the estate of the minor consists of an interest in real property to the value prescribed by statute, that the petitioner is the natural guardian, or the person by whom the minor is maintained, stating the relationship of the petitioner to the minor;(2) the interest of the minor and full description of the real property proposed to be sold; its improvements; by whom occupied; its rental value; and the liens and charges to which it is subject;(3) whether title was acquired by Will, descent, or Deed; the date of decedent's death; the date and place of probate of the Will or recording of deed with respect to the real property proposed to be sold; and if the interest of the minor is partial, the names of the other interested parties; the nature of their interest; that they desire the sale to be made and are willing to join in the deed; (4) the age of the minor; the names of his next of kin; and the notice given them of the presentation of the petition;(5) sufficient facts to enable the Court to determine that it would be in the interest of such minor that the real property be sold.(b) Consents to the sale signed by those interested parties who consent thereto shall be attached as exhibits.Amended effective 3/1/2021; amended effective 1/1/2024.