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Brazoria County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-18
Status Active - Pending
Type Letters Testamentary
Docket 17 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Stengler, Samuel
Defendant Stengler, Fay Sibyl
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Judge

Hon. Gilbert Courtney

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Application (OCA)
  2. Last Will and Testament
  3. Citation
  4. Citation Stengler, Fay Sibyl Unserved Anticipated Server Sheriff's Office Anticipated Method Posting
  5. bstract to Voter Registration
  6. ast Will and Testament Original Signed and Dated 10/28/92
  7. etter Re: Original Will
  8. ervice Returned by Posting from 03/22/2024 to 04/01/2024
  9. otice of Appearance - Jennifer Morton
  10. robate Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Gilbert, Courtney)
  11. rder Admitting Will to Probate
  12. udicial Docket Entry Hearing held on Application to Probate Will. Present were the Applicant and Attorney. Applicant sworn and evidence presented. Last Will and Testament admitted to Probate. Applicant appointed as Independent Executor to serve without bond. Letters of Testamentary to issue. Appointment of Appraisers waived. Approve and Enter Order. Enter Notice Order. CG
  13. roof of Death and Other Facts
  14. ath Filed of Independent Executor
  15. ublisher's Affidavit with Notice to Creditors; Daily Court Review 04/24/2024
  16. aiver of Notice and Unsworn Declaration - Susan K Stengler
  17. ertificate of Compliance for Notice to Beneficiaries

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