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Henderson County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-05
Status Disposed
Type Other Estate Proceedings
Docket 31 entries
Disposition order admitting will

Parties

Plaintiff Daughtry D.v.m., Brian
Defendant Murphy, Karen Annette
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Judge

Hon. Judicial Officer Mc Kinney, Wade

Henderson County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Order Approving Inventory
  2. Application Application
  3. Will/Codicil Will/Codicil
  4. Citation POSTING-Muniment of Title
  5. Citation
  6. No Fee Documents Notice of Appearance
  7. Application in an Existing Estate Application for Probate of Will and Issuance of Letters Testamentary
  8. Citation POSTING-Letters Testamentary
  9. Citation
  10. No Fee Documents Clerk letter paying fees
  11. No Fee Documents Request for Copies
  12. Citation Filed RETURNED-Letters Testamentary
  13. No Fee Documents Notice of Hearing
  14. Will/Codicil ORIGINAL
  15. No Fee Documents Proof of Facts
  16. Oath Oath of Independent Executor
  17. Agreed Order Order Admitting Will to Probate and Authorizing Letters Testamentary
  18. No Fee Documents Notice of Hearing
  19. Oath Oath of Independent Executor
  20. No Fee Documents Proof of Facts
  21. No Fee Documents Court Instructions
  22. Agreed Order Order Admitting Will to Probate and Authorizing Letters Testamentary
  23. Muniment of Title (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer McKinney, Wade)
  24. Letter COURT INSTRUCTIONS
  25. Order Admitting Will to Probate AND AUTHORIZING LETTERS TESTAMENATARY
  26. Judge's Note Signed Order admitting the Will to Probate as Independent Administration appointing Dr. Brian Daughtry D.V.M. as Independent Administrator to serve without Bond. 5 Letters of Testamentary.
  27. No Fee Documents Certificate Regarding Notice to Beneficiaries
  28. No Fee Documents Publisher s Affidavit
  29. Inventories Filed (OCA) Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims
  30. Agreed Order Order Approving Inventory, Appraisement & List of Claims
  31. Judge's Note Signed Order Approving Inventory, Appraisement & List of Claims

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