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Court

Comal County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-28
Status Administration-Dependent Filed
Type Administration Dependent
Docket 43 entries

Parties

Defendant Bryce, Jacob Wayne
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Judge

Hon. (Judicial Officer: Gray, Randy C)

Comal County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Administrator Appointed
  2. APPLICATION FOR DEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION (PROCA)
  3. APPL TO DETERMINE HEIRSHIP
  4. COVER LETTER
  5. Posted Notice
  6. REQUEST
  7. FILED AFFIDAVIT
  8. FILED AFFIDAVIT
  9. MOTION TO APPOINT ATTORNEY AD LITEM
  10. ORD APPT ATTY AD LITEM
  11. Letter
  12. ANSWER
  13. RETURN OF SERVICE
  14. FILED WAIVER
  15. CERTIFICATE
  16. REPORT
  17. CITATION BY PUBLICATION
  18. NOTICE
  19. Probate Hearing
  20. FILED COURT INSTRUCTIONS
  21. STATEMENT OF FACTS
  22. Proof of Death and Other Facts
  23. FILED AFFIDAVIT
  24. JUDGMENT DECLARING HEIRSHIP
  25. ORDER AUTHORIZING LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
  26. FILED OATH
  27. FILED BOND
  28. REQUEST
  29. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
  30. Filed Inventory (PROCA)
  31. FILED AFFIDAVIT
  32. Order Approving Inventory
  33. RECEIPT
  34. RECEIPT
  35. Motion
  36. APPLICATION TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  37. CLAIM
  38. FILED AFFIDAVIT
  39. ORDER APPROVING SAFEKEEPING AGREEMENT (ASSETS)
  40. SAFEKEEPING AGREEMENT
  41. APPLICATION TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  42. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  43. CLAIM

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