Maryland Schedules A Regular Estate Estimated Value of Estate And Unsecured Debts is a form used to estimate the value of an estate. This form is typically used in probate situations in the state of Maryland. It is not required to be filed with the court, but is often prepared to provide an estimate of the assets, debts, and liabilities of an estate. The form includes two parts, the Estimated Value of Estate and the Estimated Unsecured Debts. The Estimated Value of Estate section requires the personal representative to estimate the fair market value of all assets of the estate, including any real estate, personal property, and bank accounts. It also requires the personal representative to estimate any debts that may be secured by assets such as mortgages or liens. The Estimated Unsecured Debts section requires the personal representative to estimate the value of any unsecured debts, such as credit card debt, medical bills, funeral expenses, and other personal debts. There are two types of Maryland Schedules A Regular Estate Estimated Value of Estate And Unsecured Debts: one for estates with a decedent who was a resident of Maryland at the time of death, and one for estates with a decedent who was not a resident of Maryland at the time of death.