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Court

Nueces County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-03-06
Status Pending
Type Independent Administration
Docket 47 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Whitlock, Jay Clyde, Jr.
Defendant Palm, Charles Raymond
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Judge

Hon. Gonzales, Lisa

Nueces County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Judicial Officer Gonzales, Lisa
  2. 03/06/2023 Application
  3. Comment For Probate of Will and Issuance Letters of Administration with Will Annexed-With Attached Exhibits A thru E
  4. 03/06/2023 Service Request Information Sheet
  5. Comment 1-Posting
  6. 03/06/2023 Last Will and Testament
  7. Comment (copy e-filed)
  8. 03/07/2023 Abstract
  9. 03/07/2023 Citation - Probate
  10. Served 03/08/2023
  11. Comment Independent Administration
  12. 03/08/2023 Oath
  13. Comment (proposed)
  14. 03/08/2023 Proof of Death and Other Facts
  15. Comment (proposed)
  16. 03/09/2023 Proposed Order
  17. Judicial Officer Gonzales, Lisa
  18. Comment Admitting Will to Probate and Authorizing Letters of Administration With Will Annexed
  19. 03/20/2023 Last Will and Testament
  20. Comment (original, mailed in CCM # 7017 1450 0002 1160 0713)
  21. 03/22/2023 Letters of Administration
  22. Judicial Officer Gonzales, Lisa
  23. Hearing Time 02:15 PM
  24. Comment Application for Probate of Will and Issuance of Letters of Administration w/Will Annexed - Appear w/ZOOM
  25. 04/12/2023 Letters Testamentary
  26. Original Type Letters Testamentary
  27. Judicial Officer Gonzales, Lisa
  28. Hearing Time 10:00 AM
  29. Result Held
  30. Comment Appear w/Zoom
  31. 04/12/2023 Order
  32. Judicial Officer Gonzales, Lisa
  33. Comment Admitting Will to Probate and Authorizing Letters of Administration with Will Annexed
  34. 04/12/2023 Inventory Due
  35. 04/12/2023 Oath
  36. Comment (signed and notarized)
  37. 04/12/2023 Proof of Death and Other Facts
  38. Comment (signed and notarized)
  39. 04/12/2023 Request
  40. Comment 3 Letters (pd) (mailed 04/19)
  41. 04/12/2023 Affidavit
  42. Comment Independent Executor's Affidavit of Notice Pursuant to Texas Estate Code Section 308.002 - Jay C. Whitlock, Jr. (signed and notarized)
  43. 04/12/2023 Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims Filed (OCA)
  44. 04/12/2023 Proposed Order
  45. Judicial Officer Gonzales, Lisa
  46. Comment Approving Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims
  47. 04/18/2023 Order Approving Inventory

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