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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-05
Status OPEN
Type Administration
Docket 22 entries
Disposition Order Admitting Will

Parties

Plaintiff Levin, Alan J. | Meyer, John
Defendant Levin, Robert C.

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Certified Copy Mailed
  2. Certified Copy Request
  3. Letters of Administration
  4. Order Admitting Will to Probate
  5. Letter of Correspondence
  6. Death Certificate
  7. Checklists and Certification
  8. Notice of Related Cases
  9. Notice:
  10. Order to Progress Case
  11. Petition
  12. Inventory Filed
  13. Receipt:
  14. Death Certificate - Copy
  15. Unsigned Order
  16. Copy of:
  17. Pending Will
  18. Notice of Confidential Info Within Court Filing Accepted
  19. Waiver of Priority and Consent to Appointment of Personal Rep
  20. Waiver of Priority and Consent to Appointment of Personal Rep
  21. Oath of Personal Representative
  22. Oath of Personal Representative

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