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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-14
Status Closed
Type 7660 Petition
Docket 19 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Fresno County Public Administrator
Photo of Hon. Arax Brian M

Judge

Hon. Arax Brian M

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Status Report Comment Statement of Public Administrator's Disposition of Property
  2. Order on Petition under Probate Code 7660 Judicial Officer Arax, Brian M Comment Order Granting Petition of Public Administrator Under Section 7660(a)(1) of the California Probate Code cc emailed atty
  3. Inventory and Appraisal Comment Inventory and Appraisal - Final
  4. Inventory and Appraisal Comment Inventory and Appraisal - Reappraisal for Sale
  5. Return Letter Comment Re: Letter to Judge Arax (submitted by Aaron Black)
  6. Exparte Petition/Application (Generic) Comment Petition for Order Determining Real Property an Asset of the Estate
  7. Notice of Proposed Action
  8. Exparte Order (Generic) Judicial Officer Arax, Brian M Comment cc emailed
  9. Notice of Proposed Action Comment Objection /s/ Jeffrey M. Black Sr
  10. Petition (Generic) Comment Petition for Instruction and Authorization Regarding Sale of Real Property After Objection to Notice of Proposed Action
  11. Exparte Petition/Application (Generic) Comment Application and Declaration for Ex Parte Order to Clerk to Shorten Time
  12. Exparte Order (Generic) Judicial Officer Arax, Brian M Comment Ex Parte Order to Clerk to Shorten Time for Setting Hearing for Petition for Instruction and Authorization Regarding Sale of Real Property After Objection to Notice of Proposed Action cc emailed
  13. Notice of Hearing Comment Date: Time: 9:00 a.m. Dept.: 97A
  14. Petition Original Type Petition Judicial Officer Arax, Brian M Hearing Time 9:00 AM Result Granted Comment Petition for Instruction and Authorization Regarding Sale of Real Property After Objection to Notice of Proposed Action
  15. Remote Appearance Via Zoom
  16. Minute Order Attachment
  17. Withdrawal filed Comment Withdrawal of Objection to Notice of Proposed Action
  18. Petition Judicial Officer Arax, Brian M Hearing Time 9:00 AM Cancel Reason Off Calendar Comment Petition for Instruction and Authorization Regarding Sale of Real Property After Objection to Notice of Proposed Action
  19. Order (Generic) Judicial Officer Arax, Brian M Comment Order After Hearing Authorizing Sale of Real Property After Objection to Notice of Proposed Action cc emailed

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