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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-24
Status Open
Type Trust Special Needs
Docket 15 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Franz, Patricia M.
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Judge

Hon. Orozco Gary

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Accounting Judicial Officer Orozco, Gary Hearing Time 9:00 AM Comment First Account and Report of Trustee of Special Needs Trust and Petition for Its Approval and Settlement, for Allowance of Fees to Trustee and Trustee's Attorneys, and for Reduction in Bond
  2. Document filed Comment Qualifying Bond of Trustee
  3. Probate Bond Filed Comment Amount: $13,200.00
  4. Receipt Comment Receipt on Distribution
  5. Probate Status Hearing Judicial Officer Arax, Brian M Hearing Time 9:00 AM Result Heard Comment Probate Status Hearing RE: Receipt of Personal Injury Funds to Fund the Special Needs Trust & Reserve Issues of Dates for Obtaining Bond and Account for Special Needs Trust
  6. Minute Order Attachment
  7. Remote Appearance Via Zoom
  8. Notice of Remote Appearance. Comment Via Zoom
  9. Document filed Comment Bond
  10. Probate Bond Filed Comment Amount: $5365.00
  11. Accounting Comment First Account and Report of Trustee of Special Needs Trust and Petition for Its Approval and Settlement, for Allowance of Fees to Trustee and Trustee's Attorneys, and for Reduction in Bond
  12. Declaration Comment Declaration of Deborah K. Boyett in Support of Order Fixing and Allowing Fees to Trustee's Attorneys
  13. Declaration Comment Declaration of Patricia M. Franz in Support of First Account and Report of Trustee of Special Needs Trust and Petition for its Approval and Settlement, for Allowance of Fees to Trustee and Trustee's Attorneys and for Reduction in Bond
  14. Confidential Bank Statement(s) Comment Affidavit RE: Confidential Financial Statements
  15. Probate Status Hearing Judicial Officer Orozco, Gary Hearing Time 9:00 AM Cancel Reason Off Calendar Comment Probate Status Hearing RE: Filing the Bond and First Accounting

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