The Rhode Island Petition For Appointment of Commissioner On Solvent Estate is a legal document used to appoint an individual as a commissioner to manage the assets of a solvent estate. This document is filed with the probate court and lists the names of the interested parties, such as creditors, heirs, and beneficiaries, as well as the proposed commissioner’s qualifications. The petition also outlines the proposed commissioner’s duties and the reasons why the court should appoint them. The court may require additional information before granting the petition. There are three types of Rhode Island Petition For Appointment of Commissioner On Solvent Estate, including the Petition for Appointment of Commissioner on a Solvent Estate to a Descendant or Relative, the Petition for Appointment of Commissioner on a Solvent Estate to a Non-Descendant or Non-Relative, and the Petition for Appointment of Commissioner on a Solvent Estate to a Corporation or Other Entity.