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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-14
Status Disposed
Type Appeal Probate
Docket 19 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Civil Complaint filed with no Service Due Filed by: Appellant Neville, Frances J.
  2. Notice of Appeal from Probate Court Filed Filed by: Attorney Swift, James W.
  3. Document(s) Filed
  4. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Swift, James W.
  5. Sent to Case Parties
  6. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney De Tarnowsky, Nancy K.; Attorney Swift, James W.
  7. Statement of Questions Filed by: Attorney Hope, Katherine W.
  8. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Hope, Katherine W. Party for: Interested Party Brady, Debra; Interested Party Page, Carl
  9. Notice of Attorney's Appearance Filed by: Attorney Radcliff, Wendy E. Representing: Appellant Neville, Frances J.
  10. Hearing Held (Judicial Officer: Hoar, Samuel)
  11. Judge's Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Hoar, Samuel)
  12. Motion for Summary Judgment Filed by: Appellant Neville, Frances J.
  13. Exhibits Filed by: Attorney Radcliff, Wendy E.
  14. Exhibits Filed by: Attorney Radcliff, Wendy E.
  15. Statement of Material Facts Filed by: Attorney Radcliff, Wendy E.
  16. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Radcliff, Wendy E. Party for: Attorney De Tarnowsky, Nancy K.; Interested Party Brady, Debra; Interested Party Page, Carl
  17. Motion with Judge (Judicial Officer: Toor, Helen M.)
  18. Entry Regarding Motion - Granted (Judicial Officer: Toor, Helen M.)
  19. Order (Judicial Officer: Toor, Helen M.)

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