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Court

Napa County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2021-10-19
Status Inactive
Type Decedent's Estate
Docket 39 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Wilkinson Iii, John R
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Judge

Hon. Langhorne, Monique

Napa County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Supervision Termination - Approval of final distribution
  2. Comment Petition for Letters of Administration
  3. Notice of Hearing
  4. Duties and Liabilities
  5. Comment Duties and Liabilities
  6. Letters: Proposed
  7. Comment Letters: Proposed
  8. Declaration
  9. Comment Confidential Statement
  10. Notice of Hearing
  11. Comment Notice of Hearing
  12. 12/09/2021 Stat Closure: PR Judgment or Final Determination
  13. 12/09/2021 Supervision Added
  14. 12/20/2021 Returned or Undeliverable Mail
  15. 05/26/2022 Inventory and Appraisal
  16. 05/26/2022 Petition Comment First and Final Report of Administrator and Petition for its settlement, and for First and Final Report of Administrator and Petition for its settlement, and for Final Distribution
  17. 05/26/2022 Notice of Hearing Comment Notice of Hearing
  18. 05/31/2022 Proof of Service Comment Notice of Hearing
  19. 06/15/2022 Petition Hearing Judicial Officer Smith, Cynthia P Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Heard Comment First and Final Report of Administrator and Petition for its settlement, and for Final Distribution
  20. 06/15/2022 Minute Order
  21. 06/16/2022 Order Comment Order on First and Final Report of Administrator and Petition for its settlement, and for Final Distribution
  22. Stat Closure: PR Judgment or Final Determination
  23. Supervision Added
  24. Returned or Undeliverable Mail
  25. Inventory and Appraisal
  26. Petition
  27. Comment First and Final Report of Administrator and Petition for its settlement, and for First and Final Report of Administrator and Petition for its settlement, and for Final Distribution
  28. Notice of Hearing
  29. Comment Notice of Hearing
  30. Proof of Service
  31. Comment Notice of Hearing
  32. Petition Hearing
  33. Judicial Officer Smith, Cynthia P
  34. Hearing Time 8:30 AM
  35. Result Heard
  36. Comment First and Final Report of Administrator and Petition for its settlement, and for Final Distribution
  37. Minute Order
  38. Order
  39. Comment Order on First and Final Report of Administrator and Petition for its settlement, and for Final Distribution

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