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Sacramento Co

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-29
Type Probate (letters Of Administration)
Docket 38 entries
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Judge

Hon. John P. Winn

Sacramento County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Receipt on Distribution
  2. Minute Order (Petition re Approval of Accounting)
  3. Order Approving First and Final Account and Report of Administrator
  4. Probate Calendar Notes
  5. Response to Calendar Notes
  6. Proposed Order
  7. Probate Calendar Notes
  8. Proposed Order
  9. Proof of Service - Zoom notice
  10. Notice of Hearing
  11. Petition for Final Distribution
  12. Inventory and Appraisal
  13. Inventory and Appraisal
  14. Allowance or Rejection of Creditor's Claim
  15. Notice of Administration to Creditor
  16. Inventory and Appraisal
  17. Creditor's Claim Creditor's Claim
  18. Notice notice to creditors
  19. Notice notice to creditors
  20. Notice of Administration to Creditors
  21. Waiver Notice of Proposed Action
  22. Notice Notice of Proposed Action
  23. Notice Notice of Proposed Action
  24. Waiver Notice of Proposed Action
  25. Minute Order (General Probate)
  26. Stipulation for Court Commissioner to Act as Temporary Judge
  27. Order Appointing Administrator
  28. Letters
  29. Probate Calendar Notes
  30. Proof of Publication
  31. Proposed Order
  32. Notice of Petition to Administer Estate
  33. Proof of Service Zoom Court Hearing
  34. Confidential Supplemental to Duties and Liabilities of Personal Representation (DE147S)
  35. Duties and Liabilities of Personal Representative
  36. Petition for Letters of Administration
  37. Probate Calendar Notes
  38. Probate Calendar Notes

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