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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-26
Type Probate Independent Administration
Docket 40 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Newson, Jhagonda J.

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. E-Mail
  2. Constable PCT #1 - Publication Notice
  3. Citation 03.10.2025
  4. Abstract for Application Voters Registration
  5. Citation by Publication
  6. Order Appoint Atty Ad Litem (OCA) Ana M. Hernandez-Pace
  7. Citation By Posting All Interested Parties Served 03/07/2025 Returned 03/11/2025
  8. Citation By Publication All Interested Parties Served 04/01/2025
  9. OCA Citation by Publication Posted to Public Information Internet Website-80330
  10. OCA Return of Service
  11. Citation Return
  12. Publisher's Affidavit
  13. Citation Return
  14. Adverse Probate Action Counter-Application for Determination of Heirship, for Independent Administration, and for Issuance of Letters of Administration
  15. Constable PCT #1 - Publication Notice and Request for Posted Notice
  16. Citation 06.09.24
  17. Citation by Publication
  18. Citation By Posting All Interested Parties Served 06/04/2025 Returned 06/05/2025
  19. Citation By Publication All Interested Parties Served 06/05/2025 Returned 06/05/2025
  20. Citation Return
  21. Publisher's Affidavit
  22. Citation Return
  23. Distributees Consent/Waiver Lincoln Morris, Jr.
  24. Distributees Consent/Waiver Kerry Morris
  25. Certificate of Service of Citation
  26. Order Discharging Attorney Ad Litem
  27. Order Appoint Atty Ad Litem (OCA) Colin Smith
  28. OCA Citation by Publication Posted to Public Information Internet Website-86998
  29. OCA Return of Service
  30. Notice of Hearing
  31. Motion for Genetic Testing
  32. Answer Atty Ad Litem
  33. By Submission (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.) motion for genetic testing
  34. Order for Genetic Testing
  35. Motion to Compel (OCA) and Motion for Sanctions
  36. CANCELED Contested (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.) Rescheduled in person
  37. Contested (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.) in person
  38. Agreed Motion for Continuance
  39. Judge's Docket Entry Case called, brief status conference due to motion for continuance. Order for genetic testing likely to be set aside as order seeks testing for sibling who may not be related to decedent. Attys expect to potentially determine heirs and come to agreement in future. Court will await future setting request. SRD
  40. Order Granting Motion for Continuance of Trial by Attorney

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