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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-01
Status Administration-Independent Filed
Type Administration Independent
Docket 64 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Kuhlman, Virginia Faye
Defendant Watkins, Jacquelynn Leah

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Other Disposition
  2. APPLICATION PROBATE LETTERS TESTAMENTARY (PROCA)
  3. COVER LETTER
  4. Last Will and Testament
  5. Last Will and Testament
  6. Posted Notice
  7. AMENDED APPLICATION
  8. REQUEST
  9. Posted Notice
  10. APPLICATION NEW-SUBSEQUENT FILING
  11. APPL TO DETERMINE HEIRSHIP
  12. MOTION TO APPOINT ATTORNEY AD LITEM
  13. COVER LETTER
  14. REQUEST
  15. ORD APPT ATTY AD LITEM
  16. Letter
  17. ANSWER
  18. CITATION BY PUBLICATION
  19. REPORT
  20. APPLICATION TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  21. Motion
  22. ORDER
  23. Letter
  24. ANSWER
  25. APPLICATION TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  26. REPORT
  27. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  28. FILED WAIVER
  29. CERTIFICATE
  30. RETURN OF SERVICE
  31. APPLICATION
  32. TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER
  33. COVER LETTER
  34. AGREEMENT
  35. NOTICE OF NON-SUIT
  36. Posted Notice
  37. REQUEST
  38. REQUEST
  39. FILED WAIVER
  40. FILED BOND
  41. REQUEST
  42. STATEMENT OF FACTS
  43. STATEMENT OF FACTS
  44. Temporary Injunction
  45. AMENDED FILINGS
  46. REQUEST
  47. FILED COURT INSTRUCTIONS
  48. Proof of Death and Other Facts
  49. FILED AFFIDAVIT
  50. JUDGMENT DECLARING HEIRSHIP
  51. FILED AFFIDAVIT
  52. ORDER
  53. ORDER AUTHORIZING LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
  54. REQUEST
  55. FILED OATH
  56. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
  57. Filed Inventory (PROCA)
  58. Order Approving Inventory
  59. TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER
  60. Letter
  61. RETURN OF SERVICE

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