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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-25
Status Disposed
Type Independent Administration
Docket 33 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Niles, Richard K.
Defendant Taylor, Nicholas G.
Photo of Hon. Perryman, Nancy

Judge

Hon. Perryman, Nancy

Henderson County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. New Cases or Applications Filed (OCA)
  2. Application Application for Probate of Will and Issuance of Letters Testamentary
  3. Will/Codicil Last Will and Testament of Nicholas G. Taylor
  4. Citation POSTING SENT TO SO
  5. Citation
  6. Judge's Note APPLICATION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND ISSUANCE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
  7. Cover Letter From Attorney
  8. Will/Codicil ORIGINAL WILL
  9. Judge's Note ORG WILL FILED
  10. No Fee Documents LETTER SENDING PROPOSED PROVE UP DOCUMENTS
  11. No Fee Documents PROPOSED PROOF OF DEATH
  12. No Fee Documents PROPOSED PROOF OF DEATH (DUPLICATE)
  13. No Fee Documents PROPOSED OATH OF EXECUTOR
  14. Citation Filed RETURNED
  15. No Fee Documents PROPOSED ORDER ADMITTING WILL TO PROBATE AND ISSUANCE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
  16. Judge's Note OFFICER'S RETURN
  17. Issuance of Letters Testamentary (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Perryman, Nancy)
  18. Judge's Note APPLICANT RICHARD NILES APPEARED AND QUALIFIED TO SERVE; SIGNED ORDER ADMITTING WILL INTO PROBATE AND AUTHORIZING LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
  19. Proof of Death and Other Facts
  20. Order Admitting Will to Probate AND AUTHORIZING LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
  21. Oath
  22. No Fee Documents NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT
  23. Judge's Note NOTICE TO CREDITORS FILED
  24. No Fee Documents APPLICATION FOR EXTENSTION OF TIME TO FILE INVENTORY, APPRAISEMENT AND LIST OF CLAIMS
  25. Agreed Order PROPOSED ORDER GRANTING EXTENSION OF TIME TO FILE INVENTORY
  26. Judge's Note APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO FILE INVENTORY, APPRAISEMENT AND LIST OF CLAIMS FILED
  27. Judge's Note SIGNED ORDER GRANTING EXTENSION TO FILE UNTIL 11/14/22
  28. Order EXTENDING TIME IN WHICH TO FILE INVENTORY, APPRIASEMENT AND LSIT OF CLAIMS
  29. No Fee Documents ATTORNEY'S CERTIFICATE OF NOTICE PURSUANT TO TEXAS ESTATES CODE CHAPTER 308
  30. Judge's Note ATTY'S CERTIFICATE OF NOTICE FILED
  31. Inventory filed after 90th day INVENTORY, APPRAISEMENT AND LIST OF CLAIMS
  32. Agreed Order PROPOSED ORDER APPROVING INVENTORY APPRAISEMENT AND LIST OF CLAIMS
  33. Judge's Note INVENTORY APPRAISEMENT AND LIST OF CLAIMS FILED; SIGNED ORDER APPROVING INVENTORY, APPRAISEMENT AND LIST OF CLAIMS

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