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Court

San Mateo Co

California

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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-06
Status View Document ~PRO Minute Order - Status Hearing 10/16/2024
Type Trust
Docket 69 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Eismann, Wilbert H., Jr|Silva, Derek|Silva, Sierra|Lo Coco, Pamela M.
Defendant Eismann, David H.
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Judge

Hon. JOHN L. GRANDSAERT

San Mateo County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. tatus Hearing
  2. etition (Probate proceeding not specified) - INITIAL
  3. otice of Hearing re
  4. roof of Service by MAIL of
  5. otice of Unavailability of Counsel
  6. etition (Subsequent)
  7. otice of Hearing re
  8. bjection/Opposition to
  9. etition (Subsequent)
  10. eclaration
  11. otice
  12. x Parte Proposed Order
  13. x Parte Fee Paid
  14. bjection/Opposition to
  15. eclaration in Support
  16. rder Denying
  17. x Parte Cover Sheet
  18. bjection/Opposition to
  19. roof of Service by MAIL of
  20. eport
  21. roof of Service by MAIL of
  22. roof of Service by MAIL of
  23. roof of Service by MAIL of
  24. etition Hearing
  25. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  26. otice to Consumer or Employee Objection
  27. otice of Unavailability of Counsel
  28. otice to Consumer or Employee Objection
  29. otice to Consumer or Employee Objection
  30. bjection/Opposition to
  31. roof of Service by MAIL of
  32. esponse
  33. etition Hearing
  34. rial Setting Conference
  35. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  36. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  37. rder
  38. otice to Consumer or Employee Objection
  39. Notice of Unavailability of Counsel
  40. Ex Parte Petition
  41. Stipulation
  42. Declaration
  43. Ex Parte sent to Judicial Officer
  44. Ex Parte Order
  45. Notice
  46. Petition (Subsequent Accounting)
  47. Notice of Hearing re
  48. Stipulation and Order Received
  49. Stipulation sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  50. Stipulation & Order
  51. Notice of Hearing & Proof of Service (by Mail) re
  52. Proposed Order Received
  53. Notice of Unavailability of Counsel
  54. Status Report
  55. Objection/Opposition to
  56. Petition Hearing
  57. Party appeared by audio and/or video
  58. otice of Unavailability of Counsel
  59. otice of Hearing Location Change
  60. tatus Report
  61. roof of Service by MAIL of
  62. ail returned undelivered
  63. tatus Hearing
  64. atchServe
  65. otice of Hearing Location Change
  66. x Parte Petition
  67. x Parte Submitted
  68. x Parte sent to Judicial Officer
  69. rder

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