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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-15
Status Active
Type Decedent's Estate
Docket 53 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Johnson, Gregory E.
Defendant Johnson, Charles E.|View Document Order For Final Distribution 's Estate Ex Parte Order Approving (i) Final Distribution On|View Document Order For Final Distribution 's Estate Ex Parte Order Approving (i) Final Distribution On
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Judge

Hon. JOHN L. GRANDSAERT

San Mateo County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. New Filed Case
  2. Petition for Probate of
  3. Notice of Petition to Administer Estate
  4. Proposed Order Received
  5. Proof of Service by Mail of Notice of Petition to Administer
  6. Proof of Publication of
  7. Duties and Liabilities signed
  8. Confidential Statement of Birthdate & Drivers License signed
  9. Consent
  10. Creditor's Claim
  11. Probate: Lost Will and Ltrs. of Admin w/ Will annexed w/ ATA
  12. Party appeared by audio and/or video
  13. Proof of Subscribing Witness
  14. Proof of Subscribing Witness
  15. Ex Parte Fee Paid
  16. Request for Appointment of CA Probate Referee
  17. Order for Probate; Personal Representative
  18. Letters of Administration with Will Annexed issued
  19. Ex Parte Petition
  20. Creditor's Claim
  21. Will Admitted to Probate and Filed
  22. Codicil Admitted to Probate and Filed
  23. Probate: Lost Will and Ltrs. of Admin w/ Will annexed w/ ATA
  24. Creditor's Claim
  25. Allowance or Rejection of Creditor's Claim
  26. Allowance or Rejection of Creditor's Claim
  27. Allowance or Rejection of Creditor's Claim
  28. Order received
  29. Order sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  30. Allowance or Rejection of Creditor's Claim
  31. Inventory & Appraisal
  32. Inventory & Appraisal
  33. Ex Parte Application
  34. Ex Parte sent to Judicial Officer
  35. Ex Parte Order
  36. Notice of Entry of Order
  37. Inventory & Appraisal
  38. Petition (Subsequent)
  39. Ex Parte Fee Paid
  40. Proposed Order Received
  41. Ex Parte Cover Sheet
  42. Notice of Hearing re
  43. Proof of Service by MAIL of
  44. Proposed Order Received
  45. Petition for Preliminary Distribution
  46. Order
  47. otice of Entry of Order
  48. eceipt on Distribution signed by
  49. eceipt on Distribution signed by
  50. nventory & Appraisal
  51. etition for Final Distribution
  52. x Parte sent to Judicial Officer
  53. rder for Final Distribution - Decedent's Estate

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