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Court

Gregg County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-19
Status Filed
Type Application For Dependent Administration
Docket 55 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bateman, Catherine Coppedge|Cary, Ronald A
Defendant Cary, James A.
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Judge

Hon. Dulweber, Vincent

Gregg County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ublisher's Affidavit
  2. itation by Posting
  3. itation by Posting Civil/Probate Bateman, Catherine Coppedge Served 10/20/2022
  4. otion To Pay Attorney Fees
  5. pplication To Expend Funds
  6. pplication for Administration (2:30 PM) ()
  7. rder Appointing Administrator(trix)
  8. rder To Pay Attorney Fees
  9. rder Approving Expenditures
  10. roof Of Death
  11. ond
  12. ath
  13. otion To Pay Attorney Fees
  14. pplication To Expend Funds
  15. rder To Pay Attorney Fees
  16. rder Approving Expenditures
  17. ANCELED Application to Pay Attorney Fees (2:45 PM) () Other
  18. Motion To Pay Attorney Fees
  19. Order To Pay Attorney Fees
  20. Application to Pay Attorney Fees (2:45 PM) ()
  21. Application to Sell Real Property in an Existing Probate
  22. Citation by Posting
  23. Citation by Posting Civil/Probate Bateman, Catherine Coppedge Served 07/27/2023
  24. Order Of Sale
  25. Application for Sale of Real Property (2:45 PM) ()
  26. Report Of Sale
  27. Decree Confirming Sale
  28. Amended
  29. Motion To Pay Attorney Fees
  30. Inventory and Appraisement Over 90 Days
  31. Motion
  32. Motion
  33. Order To Pay Attorney Fees/Expenses
  34. Final Accounting-Guardianship
  35. Citation by Posting
  36. Citation by Posting Civil/Probate Bateman, Catherine Coppedge Served 09/20/2023
  37. Notice Appearance of Counsel
  38. Order Closing Estate (OCA)
  39. Order Approving Final Account
  40. Final Account (2:45 PM) ()
  41. rder Approving Final Account
  42. inal Account (2:45 PM) ()
  43. pplication for Determination of Heirship in An Open Case
  44. itation by Posting
  45. itation by Publication
  46. itation Publication Cary, Ronald A Unserved
  47. itation by Posting Civil/Probate Cary, Ronald A Served 05/14/2024
  48. rder Appointing Attorney Ad Litem
  49. riginal Answer by Ad Litem
  50. CA RETURN OF SERVICE
  51. ocket Sheet (Judicial Officer: Dulweber, Vincent )
  52. rder
  53. itation by Publication
  54. itation Publication Cary, Ronald A Unserved
  55. CA RETURN OF SERVICE

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