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Henderson County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-08
Status Disposed
Type Independent Administration
Docket 29 entries
Disposition order admitting will

Parties

Plaintiff Jones, Matilda Manoy
Defendant Manoy, Willie James
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Judge

Hon. Judicial Officer Mc Kinney, Wade

Henderson County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. New Cases or Applications Filed (OCA)
  2. Application APPLICATION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR ISSUANCE OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
  3. Will/Codicil Last Will and Testament of Willie James Manoy
  4. Citation POSTING-LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
  5. Citation
  6. Will/Codicil ORIGINAL
  7. Citation Filed served-LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
  8. Agreed Order Order Admitting Will to Probate and Authorizing Letters Testamentary
  9. Oath Oath of Independent Executor
  10. No Fee Documents Proof Addendum on Qualifications
  11. No Fee Documents Proof of Death and Other Facts
  12. Letter of Testamentary (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer McKinney, Wade)
  13. No Fee Documents Court Instructions for the Independent Executor/Executrix or Independent Administrator/Administrix
  14. Judge's Note Singed Order admitting the Will to Probate as an Independent Adminstration appointing Matilda Manoy Jones as the Independent Executrix to serve without Bond. 5 Letters and will mail to Mrs. Jones.
  15. Order Admitting Will to Probate LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
  16. Affidavit COURT INSTRUCTIONS
  17. Inventories Filed (OCA) AFFIDAVIT IN LIEU OF INVENTORY, APPRAISEMENT, AND LIST OF CLAIMS
  18. Agreed Order ORDER APPROVING INVENTORY, APPRAISEMENT AND LIST OF CLAIMS
  19. No Fee Documents Certificate of Compliance with Texas Estates Code 308.002 - Matilda Manoy Jones
  20. No Fee Documents Receipt and Waiver of Notice in Compliance with Texas Estates Code 308.002 - Matilda Manoy Jones
  21. No Fee Documents Certificate of Compliance with Texas Estates Code 308.002 - Lorraine Manoy Jenkins
  22. No Fee Documents Receipt and Waiver of Notice in Compliance with Texas Estates Code 308.002 - Lorraine Manoy Jenkins
  23. No Fee Documents Certificate of Compliance with Texas Estates Code 308.002 - Karen Manoy
  24. No Fee Documents Receipt and Waiver of Notice in Compliance with Texas Estates Code 308.002 - Karen Manoy
  25. No Fee Documents Certificate of Compliance with Texas Estates Code 308.002 - Anita Manoy Owens
  26. No Fee Documents Receipt and Waiver of Notice in Compliance with Texas Estates Code 308.002 - Anita Manoy Owens
  27. No Fee Documents Publisher's Affidavit
  28. Judge's Note Signed Order Approving Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims
  29. Order Approving Inventory

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