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Court

Comal County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-18
Status PB ACTIVE PENDING
Type Administration Independent
Docket 52 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bronstad, Robert Strupp
Defendant Strupp, Kenneth James
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Judge

Hon. Wigington Deborah

Comal County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Other Disposition
  3. Other Disposition
  4. APPL FOR LETTERS OF IND ADMINISTRATION (PROCA)
  5. MOTION TO APPOINT ATTORNEY AD LITEM
  6. FILED WAIVER
  7. ORD APPT ATTY AD LITEM
  8. Letter
  9. Posted Notice
  10. RETURN OF SERVICE
  11. ANSWER
  12. CITATION BY PUBLICATION
  13. FILED WAIVER
  14. FILED WAIVER
  15. FILED WAIVER
  16. FILED WAIVER
  17. CERTIFICATE
  18. NOTICE
  19. APPLICATION NEW-SUBSEQUENT FILING
  20. Last Will and Testament
  21. Last Will and Testament
  22. Posted Notice
  23. Probate Hearing
  24. NOTICE OF NON-SUIT
  25. PETITION
  26. Letter
  27. FILED AFFIDAVIT
  28. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  29. DOCUMENT REVIEW
  30. MOTION TO RETAIN
  31. APPLICATION NEW-SUBSEQUENT FILING
  32. APPLICATION NEW-SUBSEQUENT FILING
  33. Posted Notice
  34. ORDER APPROVING COURT APPOINTED FEES
  35. RETURN OF SERVICE
  36. MOTION TO APPOINT ATTORNEY AD LITEM
  37. Drop Docket
  38. ORDER TO RETAIN
  39. CITATION BY PUBLICATION
  40. MOTION TO RETAIN
  41. Drop Docket
  42. ORDER TO RETAIN
  43. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  44. NOTICE
  45. NOTICE
  46. NOTICE
  47. NOTICE
  48. NOTICE
  49. Status Hearing
  50. NOTICE
  51. Status Hearing

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