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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-06
Status Pending
Type Dependant Administration
Docket 53 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Moore, Lisa Grose
Defendant Grose, Edward J.

Docket Entries

  1. New Cases or Applications Filed (OCA)
  2. Application Application for Probate of Will and Issuance of Letters of Adm
  3. Will/Codicil Last Will & Testament of Edward J. Grose
  4. Application Settlement Agreement
  5. Citation POSTING
  6. Citation
  7. Will/Codicil ORIGINAL WILL
  8. Original Answer Original Answer of Dolly Grose
  9. Citation Filed POSTING RETURNED SERVED
  10. No Fee Documents First Amended Answer of Dolly Grose
  11. No Fee Documents Notice of Declination
  12. CANCELED Prove-up (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Williams, Scott) Passed Hearing
  13. Agreed Order Order
  14. Oath Oath
  15. No Fee Documents Proof of Death
  16. Judge's Note SIGNED AGREED ORDER PROBATING WILL AND AUTHORIZING LETTERS OF DEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION
  17. Order PROBATING WILL AND AUTHORIZING LETTERS OF DEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION WITH WILL ANNEXED
  18. Bond PROPOSED BOND
  19. Judge's Note APPROVED BOND OF PERSONAL SECURITY/SIGNED ORDER
  20. Bond OF SURETIES
  21. Letter Letter to Clerk
  22. Inventories Filed (OCA) Inventory, Appraisement & List of Claims
  23. Agreed Order Proposed Order Approving Inventory
  24. Application on Sale of Real Property Grose App for Sale of Real Property
  25. Agreed Order Grose Order on Sale of Real Property
  26. Citation POSTING
  27. Citation
  28. Judge's Note APPROVED INVENTORY, APPRAISEMENT AND LIST OF CLAIMS/SIGNED ORDER
  29. Order Approving Inventory
  30. Citation Filed POSTING RETURNED SERVED
  31. Judge's Note SIGNED ORDER FOR APPLICATION FOR SALE
  32. Order ON APPLICATION FOR SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
  33. No Fee Documents Grose - Notice to Persons Having claims/newspaper publishing
  34. No Fee Documents Grose Report of Sale
  35. Agreed Order Grose Decree confirming sale
  36. Judge's Note SIGNED DECREE CONFIRMING SALE
  37. Notice DECREE CONFIRMING SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
  38. Application on Sale of Real Property Application for Sale of Real Property
  39. Agreed Order Order
  40. Citation POSTING - APP TO SELL REAL PROPERTY
  41. Citation
  42. Application on Sale of Real Property
  43. Agreed Order Order
  44. Citation posting
  45. Citation
  46. Citation Filed POSTING RETURNED SERVED
  47. Citation Filed POSTING RETURNED SERVED
  48. Judge's Note SIGNED ORDER FOR SALE (1ST AMENDED)
  49. Order ON FIRST AMENDED APPLICATION FOR SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
  50. No Fee Documents Report of Sale of Real Property
  51. Agreed Order Decree of Sale of Real Property
  52. No Fee Documents Report of Sale
  53. Judge's Note SIGNED ORDER OF REPORT OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

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