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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-10
Status CLOSED
Type Summary Admistration < $1,000
Docket 31 entries
Disposition Order Admitting Will

Parties

Plaintiff Kenaston, Scott
Defendant Kenaston, Ruby Hawke
Photo of Hon. STONE, WILLIAM F

Judge

Hon. STONE, WILLIAM F

Okaloosa County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - ORDER DETERMINING HOMESTEAD STATUS
  2. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - ORDER OF SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
  3. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - ORDER ADMITTING WILL TO PROBATE
  4. ORIGINAL WILL FOR SAFE KEEPING - RECORDABLE
  5. ORDER ADMITTING WILL & APPT PERSONAL REP
  6. ORDER DETERMINING HOMESTEAD REAL ESTATE
  7. CASE CLOSED
  8. ORDER: SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
  9. CHECKLIST
  10. CHECKLIST
  11. COVER LETTER FROM ATTY
  12. NOTICE OF FILING LETTER TO CREDITOR REGARDING INSOLVENT ESTATE
  13. EMAIL SENT- ATTY RECIPIENTS: CORLEW, BRIAN SUBJECT: SERVICE OF COURT DOCUMENT – 2024 CP 001163 F, THE ESTATE OF: KENASTON, RUBY HAWKE ATTACHMENT COUNT: 1 EMAILDOCKETDESCRIPTIONS: SCLA-8/20/2024
  14. STATEMENT OF CLAIM IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,170.17
  15. PROOF OF SERVICE
  16. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS PETITION TO DETERMINE HOMESTEAD STATUS OF REAL PROPERTY
  17. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS PETITION FOR SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
  18. FORMAL NOTICE BY MAIL
  19. PAYMENT $235.00 RECEIPT #2024026110
  20. PETITION TO DETERMINE HOMESTEAD STATUS OF REAL PROPERTY
  21. PETITION FOR SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
  22. AFFIDAVIT OF NO FLORIDA ESTATE TAX DUE
  23. NOTICE TO FILER REGARDING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
  24. NOTICE TO FILER REGARDING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
  25. COPY OF: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
  26. EFILED DEATH CERTIFICATE
  27. PAID FUNERAL BILL
  28. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL AND DESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESS
  29. SITUS DESIGNATION FORM FILED
  30. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  31. JUDGE STONE, WILLIAM F: ASSIGNED

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