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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-18
Status Open
Type Estate (3 An)|Informal Probate Without Will
Docket 53 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Carlson, Craig P.
Photo of Hon. Matthews Thomas A

Judge

Hon. Matthews Thomas A

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Order Granting Motion
  2. Initial Judicial Assignment
  3. Application for Appointment of Personal Representative Without Admission of Will (Intestate)
  4. Certified Copy of Death Certificate
  5. Proposed Statement of Informal Probate Intestate and Appointment of Personal Representative
  6. Proposed Letters of Administration and Acceptance
  7. Attorney Information
  8. Attorney Information
  9. Attorney Information
  10. Attorney Information
  11. Demand for Bond by Intersted Party
  12. Response to: (no motion link)
  13. Notice of:
  14. Miscellaneous
  15. Claim Against Estate
  16. Claim Against Estate
  17. Claim Against Estate
  18. Claim Against Estate
  19. Claim Against Estate
  20. Uncategorized Motion or Request
  21. Opposition to Motion (linked to motion)
  22. Reply (linked to motion)
  23. Master Recommended Approval of: (link to motion)
  24. Order Granting Motion
  25. Attorney Information
  26. Order for Informal Probate & Appointment of Personal Representative
  27. Letters of Administration and Acceptance Granted
  28. First Free Copy/Certified Copy Mailed/Issued to:
  29. Notice and Information to Heirs and Devisees
  30. Motion to Withdraw as Counsel
  31. Motion for Extension of Time
  32. Motion for Expedited Consideration of:
  33. Notice of:
  34. Order Granting Motion
  35. Affidavit of Publication
  36. Opposition to Motion (linked to motion)
  37. Order Granting Motion
  38. Objection, Opposition, or Response (NOT Motion Related)
  39. Claim Against Estate
  40. Claim Against Estate
  41. Errata Re: (no motion link)
  42. Response to: (no motion link)
  43. Claim Against Estate
  44. Claim Against Estate
  45. Reply (linked to motion)
  46. Claim Against Estate
  47. Order (no motion link)
  48. Order Granting Motion
  49. Attorney Information
  50. Attorney Information
  51. Attorney Information
  52. Stipulation or Unopposed Motion for Substitution of Attorney
  53. Master Recommended Approval of: (link to motion)

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