Washington Guardians Report And Accounting (Estates Under $80000) is a legal document required in the state of Washington when an individual passes away with an estate valued at less than $80,000. The report must include a financial statement, inventory of the deceased's assets, and a statement of accounts detailing any transfers made to beneficiaries or creditors. The report must be signed and filed with the county clerk within 30 days of the decedent's death. There are three main types of Washington Guardians Report And Accounting (Estates Under $80000): Summary Report, Detailed Report, and Final Account. The Summary Report is a quick overview of the estate, identifying the assets and liabilities as well as the total value of the estate. The Detailed Report is more comprehensive, listing all the assets, liabilities, and transfers made, and providing a detailed explanation of the estate's finances. The Final Account is the final report that includes all the above and is signed and filed with the county clerk.