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Court

San Mateo Co

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-01
Status Active
Type Decedent's Estate
Docket 37 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Allen, Lee Ann H.
Defendant Allen, Todd Everett
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Judge

Hon. LISA A. NOVAK

San Mateo County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. rder
  2. etition for Letters of
  3. otice of Petition to Administer Estate
  4. otice of Hearing re
  5. uties and Liabilities signed
  6. onfidential Statement of Birthdate & Drivers License signed
  7. roof of Publication of
  8. roof of Service by MAIL of
  9. etters of Administration Hearing with ATA
  10. rder received
  11. rder sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  12. rder for Probate; Personal Representative
  13. equest for Appointment of CA Probate Referee
  14. etters of Administration issued to Personal Representative
  15. hange entered
  16. etition (Subsequent)
  17. otice of Hearing re
  18. roposed Order Received
  19. otion
  20. eclaration in Support
  21. eclaration re: Notice of Ex Parte Application for Orders
  22. otice of Hearing & Proof of Service (by Mail) re
  23. roof of Service by OVERNIGHT DELIVERY of
  24. x Parte Submitted
  25. x Parte sent to Judicial Officer
  26. rder Denying
  27. x Parte Cover Sheet
  28. eremptory Challenge Pursuant to CCP 170.6 Against
  29. eremptory Challenge Pursuant to CCP 170.6 Against
  30. hallenge against Judicial Officer sent to Department
  31. rder Granting Challenge Request against Judicial Officer
  32. otice of Reassignment for All Purposes
  33. otice of Hearing re
  34. mended Notice of Hearing re
  35. etition Hearing
  36. etition Hearing
  37. arty appeared by audio and/or video

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