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Court

Brazoria County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-24
Status Filed
Type Letters Testamentary
Docket 18 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Baxter, Brandon Chase
Defendant Baxter, Samuel Wayne
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Judge

Hon. Pfeiffer, Thomas

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Application (OCA)
  2. Last Will and Testament
  3. Citation
  4. Abstract
  5. itation Baxter, Samuel Wayne Served 05/06/2024 9:50 AM Anticipated Server Sheriff's Office Anticipated Method Posting Serving Officer Thomas, Tabitha Serving Method Posting
  6. etter Re: Original Will
  7. ast Will and Testament Original Will Signed and Dated 10.30.2023
  8. ervice Returned Posted from 4.26.24 to 5.6.24
  9. robate Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Pfeiffer, Thomas) Set by Rau
  10. 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 Testamentary to issue. Appointment of Appraisers waived. . Enter Notice Order. -- Judge Thomas Pfeiffer
  11. roof of Death and Other Facts
  12. ath Filed of Independent Executor
  13. rder Probating Will and Authorizing Letters Testamentary; Eserve #88080337
  14. otice Re: Need for Filing Inventory and Affidavit
  15. ublisher's Affidavit with Notice to Creditors; Houston Business Journal - 5.31.24
  16. ertificate of Compliance
  17. pplication for Extension of Time in Which to File Inventory Appraisement and List of Claims
  18. rder Granting Extension of Time in Which to File Inventory; Eserve #91401617

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