This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to know when to reopen an estate
Reopen if you discover an asset.
This is the most common reason for reopening an estate. For example, you may discover a bank account, retirement account, bonds, or some other type of asset after the estate has been closed.

Options: (a). If so, you can petition the court to reopen the estate. Check to see that the asset has been titled in the deceased's name.; (b). These assets could either likely remain in the estate for more than 1 year, or they could eventually no longer be needed. In any case, you must refocus your attention on these assets and determine what they might be worth at that time.; (c). You can't reopen open accounts if you find something that has been closed. For example, if a bank account was closed for an extended period of time, a bank account could reopen.; (d). This can lead to your assets being discharged and debited, possibly by creditors. If the assets are not exempt from such acts, you should take the individual's assets and reopen to full market value.;
The answer is:
(a).