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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-03
Status Filed/Open
Type Dependent Administration
Docket 48 entries
Photo of Hon. Sullivan Kimberly

Judge

Hon. Sullivan Kimberly

Galveston County

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Application for Letters of Independent Administration (OCA) Application for Independent Administration
  2. Application for Determination of Heirship - Pending Case
  3. Application
  4. Posting - Service Public Notice Served 07/16/2024 Returned 07/16/2024
  5. Posting - Service Public Notice Served 07/16/2024 Returned 07/16/2024
  6. Citation by Publication - Service Heirs, Unknown Served 08/01/2024 Returned 08/02/2024
  7. Citation by Publication - Service Heirs, Unknown Served 07/25/2024 Returned 07/26/2024
  8. Abstract to Voter Registrar
  9. Claim Creditors Claim filed by Phillips & Cohen Associates, Ltd servicer of Barclays Bank Delaware
  10. Affidavit of Notice under Section 202.057 of the Texas Estate Code
  11. Notice of Claim
  12. Order Appointing Attorney Ad Litem
  13. Claim
  14. Application for Letters of Temporary Administration (OCA)
  15. Proposed Order Proof of Death and Other Facts
  16. Proposed Order Oath
  17. Proposed Order Proof of Death and Other Facts - Caila Marie Edwards
  18. Proposed Order Proof of Death and Other Facts
  19. Temporary Administrations (2:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Sullivan, Kimberly) Result: Held
  20. Notice of Claim
  21. Order Appointing Temporary Administrator/rix *E-served 7/31/2024
  22. Posting - Service Public Notice Served 08/01/2024 Returned 08/02/2024
  23. Bond & Oath
  24. Notice to Creditors-Published
  25. Claim
  26. Claim
  27. Claim Needs Notice of Claim
  28. Notice of Claim
  29. Notice of Claim
  30. Notice of Claim
  31. Claim on Behalf of Bank of America, N.A.
  32. Claim on Behalf of Bank of America, N.A.
  33. Notice of Claim
  34. Notice of Claim
  35. Correspondence
  36. Claim
  37. Notice of Claim
  38. Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims (OCA)
  39. Proposed Order Approving Inventory
  40. Notice Of Hearing
  41. Temporary Administrations (3:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Sullivan, Kimberly) Temp - to - Perm
  42. Original Answer Of Attorney Ad Litem
  43. Order Making Temporary Administration Permanent
  44. Proposed Order Judgment Declaring Heirship
  45. Proof of Fact/Statement of Facts/Testimony Statement of Facts - Catherine Hess
  46. Proof of Fact/Statement of Facts/Testimony Fred Hess
  47. Correspondence

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