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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-28
Status Active - Non - Pending
Type Letters Testamentary
Docket 25 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bowman, Sherry Marie Chelette
Defendant Chelette, Barbara G. Kingery
Photo of Hon. Gilbert Courtney

Judge

Hon. Gilbert Courtney

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Affidavit in Lieu of Inventory (OCA) Reviewed
  2. Last Will and Testament Copy Signed and Dated 1/27/96
  3. Abstract to Voter Registration
  4. Citation by Posting; Return Date 11/12/2024
  5. Citation CHELETTE, BARBARA G. KINGERY Served 11/15/2024 8:29 AM Anticipated Server Sheriff's Office Anticipated Method Posting Serving Method Posting
  6. Last Will and Testament Original Signed and Dated 1/27/96
  7. Notice of Hearing Set for 11/15/2024 at 8:30AM
  8. Consent to Application for Independent Administration and Waiver of Notice- Tracey Strong
  9. Proof of Death and Other Facts Cheryl Raygor
  10. Consent to Application for Independent Administration and Waiver of Notice
  11. Order Probating Will Granting Independent Administration and Authorizing Letters Testamentary; Eserved #94342497
  12. Probate Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Gilbert, Courtney)
  13. Judicial Docket Entry Hearing held on Application to Probate Will. Present were the Applicant and Attorney and witness to the will. Applicant and witness sworn and evidence presented. Last Will and Testament admitted to Probate. Testimony taken, waiting on citation to be returned. CG
  14. Service Returned- Executed
  15. Judicial Docket Entry Hearing held on Application to Probate Will. Present were the Applicant and Attorney. Applicant sworn and evidence presented. Last Will and Testament admitted to Probate. Applicant appointed as Independent Executor to serve without bond. Letters of Testamentary to issue. Appointment of Appraisers waived. Approve and Enter Order. Enter Notice Order. CG
  16. Oath Filed of Independent Executor
  17. Proof of Death and Other Facts
  18. Notice Re: Need for Filing Inventory
  19. Service Returned Posted from 11/2/2024 to 11/12/24
  20. Certificate of Compliance
  21. Publisher's Affidavit with Notice to Creditors; Daily Court Review 11/20/24
  22. Letter Clerk's Notice of Late Inventory; Emailed to Atty
  23. Application for Extension of Time to File Inventory
  24. Docket Entry Enter order granting extension to file inventory. CG
  25. Order Granting Extension of Time to File Inventory; Eserved #99390465

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