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Court

Hidalgo County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-05-18
Status Filed
Type Administration Dependent (oca)|Administration Dependent (oca)
Docket 80 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Zerecero, Mishel
Defendant Miller, George A, Iii
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Judge

Hon. Garcia, Jo Anne)

Hidalgo County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ASSISTANT COURT AUDITOR NOTE
  2. Certificate of Death
  3. Request
  4. Citation Issued
  5. Citation Issued
  6. Notice
  7. Citation Returned Served
  8. Citation Returned Served
  9. Citation Returned Served
  10. E-Filing Forwarded to Odyssey Queue
  11. Assistant Court Coordinator Note
  12. Claim
  13. Claim
  14. Motion (Probate) (OCA)
  15. Request
  16. Claim
  17. E-Filing Forwarded to Odyssey Queue
  18. Citation Issued
  19. Court Coordinator Note
  20. Claim
  21. Claim
  22. Claim
  23. Claim
  24. Associate Judge's Note
  25. Request
  26. Citation Issued
  27. Letter
  28. E-Filing Forwarded to Odyssey Queue
  29. Order, Signed
  30. EFILED AND ESERVED
  31. Certificate
  32. Request
  33. Proposed Order
  34. Assistant Court Coordinator Note
  35. Associate Judge's Note
  36. Court Instructions
  37. Court Coordinator Note
  38. EFILED AND ESERVED
  39. Order Setting Hearing
  40. Order, Signed
  41. Order, Signed
  42. Court Coordinator Note
  43. Order Setting Hearing
  44. EFILED AND ESERVED
  45. Call Received
  46. Administration with Determination of Heirship Hearing
  47. Motion (Probate) (OCA)
  48. Proposed Order
  49. E-Filing Forwarded to Odyssey Queue
  50. Assistant Court Coordinator Note
  51. Order Setting Hearing
  52. Motion (Probate) (OCA)
  53. Proposed Order
  54. EFILED AND ESERVED
  55. Order, Signed
  56. Consent
  57. Proposed Order
  58. Proposed Order
  59. Administration with Determination of Heirship Hearing
  60. Request
  61. Judgment Declaring Heirship
  62. Order Signed
  63. Proof of Death and Other Facts
  64. Oath
  65. Letter
  66. Letters Issued-(Non-Docketable Event)
  67. Case Called
  68. Publisher's Affidavit
  69. Tickler
  70. Order to Show Cause Sua Sponte (OCA)
  71. EFILED AND ESERVED
  72. Proposed Order
  73. Citation Issued
  74. Citation Issued
  75. Citation Returned Served
  76. Citation Returned Unserved
  77. Inventory Appraisement and List of Claims (OCA)
  78. Proposed Order
  79. Court Auditor's Notes
  80. Show Cause Hearing (JP-OCA)

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