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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-26
Type Probate Dependent Administration
Docket 50 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Landl, Courtney

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. E-Mail
  2. Appointment of Resident Agent
  3. Constable PCT #1 - Publication Notice
  4. Citation 120924
  5. Citation by Publication
  6. Citation By Posting All Interested Parties Served 11/27/2024
  7. Citation By Publication All Interested Parties Served 12/03/2024 Returned 12/03/2024
  8. Abstract for Application Voters Registration
  9. OCA Citation by Publication Posted to Public Information Internet Website #76094
  10. Order Appoint Atty Ad Litem (OCA) Nathan Griffin
  11. Citation Return
  12. Citation Return
  13. Publisher's Affidavit
  14. OCA Return of Service
  15. Proof of Service Pauline Smith
  16. Amended Application for Determination of Heirship and Application for Appointment of Dependent Administrator
  17. Request for Posted Citation
  18. Citation 01.21.2025
  19. Citation By Posting All Interested Parties Served 01/13/2025 Returned 01/14/2025
  20. Notice of Appearance Ekaterina Long
  21. Adverse Probate Action Intervention For Protection of Intervenor's Interests and Request for Dismissal of the Lindl Application
  22. Declaration In Support of Motion for Substituted Service
  23. CANCELED Prove Up (9:45 AM) (Judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.) Other
  24. Prove Up (9:45 AM) (Judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.)
  25. Citation Return
  26. Statement of Facts Concerning Identity of Heirs Lindsay Klocko
  27. Statement of Facts Concerning Identity of Heirs Claire Barker
  28. Proof of Death
  29. Order Judgment Declare Heirship (OCA)
  30. Order Granting Letters of Dependent Administration (OCA)
  31. Oath
  32. Bond (Estate)
  33. Request
  34. Notice to Creditors
  35. Inventory and Appraisment (OCA)
  36. Application Sell Real or Personal Property Sale of Mortgaged Property
  37. Request for Posted Citation
  38. Citation 03.03.2025
  39. Citation By Posting All Interested Parties Served 02/21/2025 Returned 02/26/2025
  40. Citation Return
  41. Amended Inventory
  42. Affidavit in Support of Application for Sale of Mortgaged Property
  43. Order Granting Application for Sale of Mortgaged Property
  44. Order Approve Amended Inventory
  45. Report of Sale
  46. Documents Over 25 Pages
  47. Decree Approving Sale of Mortgaged Property
  48. Application Pay Atty Fees and Expenses
  49. Documents Over 25 Pages
  50. Order Approving Attorneys Fees and Expenses

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