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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-11
Type Probate Independent Administration
Docket 29 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Spence, Richard M.

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Affidavit/Certificate of Notice to Beneficiaries
  2. Last Will & Testament 7 Pages
  3. Citation 09.23.24
  4. Citation By Posting All Interested Parties Served 09/12/2024 Returned 09/13/2024
  5. Abstract for Application Voters Registration
  6. Last Will & Testament Original
  7. Citation Return
  8. Prove Up (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.) ZOOM
  9. Judge's Docket Entry Application granted; Order signed. SRD
  10. Proof of Death Robert M. Spense
  11. Proof of Death Richard M. Spence
  12. Request
  13. Order Admit Muniment Title (OCA)
  14. Request for Posted Citation
  15. Application for Letters Testamentary in an Existing Case After Will Admitted to Probate as Muniment of Title
  16. Citation 07.28.2025
  17. Citation By Posting All Interested Parties Served 07/18/2025 Returned 07/18/2025
  18. Citation Return
  19. Prove Up (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.) ZOOM
  20. Judge's Docket Entry Signed Order Independent Administration, and authorizing the issuance of Letters Testamentary for Will previously admitted to Probate as a Muniment of Title. Judge Weldon Copeland
  21. Proof of Death Richard M. Spence
  22. Proof of Death Robert M. Spence
  23. Order Admit Letters Testamentary & Issue Letters (OCA)
  24. Oath Robert M. Spence
  25. Oath Richard M. Spence
  26. Request
  27. Notice to Creditors
  28. Inventory or Affidavit in Lieu of Inventory (OCA) Affidavit - Richard Spence
  29. Inventory or Affidavit in Lieu of Inventory (OCA) Affidavit - Robert Spence

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