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Taylor County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-15
Status Filed
Type Administration Independent Administration
Docket 28 entries
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Judge

Hon. Bolls Downing a Jr

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Order for Court Approved Fees
  2. Application to Determine Heirship
  3. Motion For Appointment Of Attorney Ad Litem
  4. Remarks Abstract N/A - Decedent was domiciled in California
  5. Request For Issuance for a posted citation
  6. Consent & Waiver - Rita Rich
  7. Citation by Posting June 27, 2022
  8. Request For Issuance of a citation by publication
  9. Citation by Publication First Monday after publishing will be June 27, 2022 - for a newspaper - issued & emailed to Attorney
  10. Citation by Publication Clerk posted on the OCA website
  11. Consent & Waiver - Rowena Rivera Curtis
  12. Order for Court Appointment Documents emailed to Attorney Ad Litem
  13. Motion to Waive publication in a newspaper
  14. Order to Waive publication in a newspaper
  15. Citation Returned Served Citation by Publication Return of Service from OCA
  16. Statement Of Facts
  17. Statement Of Facts
  18. Probate Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Bolls, Downing A., Jr.)
  19. Report Of Attorney Ad Litem
  20. Proof of Death and Other Facts
  21. Order Appointing Administrator Independent Administration
  22. Judgment Declaring Heirship
  23. Oath Independent Administrator - Rita Rich
  24. Request For Issuance for Letters of Administration
  25. Letters of Administration 2 issued & picked up by Attorney
  26. Inventory, Appraisement & List of Claims
  27. Order Approve Inventory
  28. Application For Attorney Fees

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