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Collin County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-03
Type Probate Independent Administration
Docket 16 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Jones, Susan Virginia
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Judge

Hon. Prove Up (3:45 Pm) (judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.) Muniment Zoom

Collin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Proof of Service to Secured Creditor
  2. Last Will & Testament 5 pages
  3. Citation 03.17.2025
  4. Citation By Posting All Interested Parties Served 03/11/2025 Returned 03/14/2025
  5. Abstract for Application Voters Registration
  6. Last Will & Testament Original - Efiled version missing page 6
  7. Citation Return
  8. Prove Up (10:15 AM) (Judicial Officer Duff, Sarah R.) in person
  9. Proof of Death
  10. Order Admit Letters Testamentary & Issue Letters (OCA)
  11. Oath
  12. Judge's Docket Entry Signed Orders DETERMINING / DECLARING HEIRSHIP and Authorizing DEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION. Bond set at $1,000.00; Personal Bond will be approved. The only asset of the estate is an injury claim (medical malpractice) that will likely be settled in a district court. The Administrator will authorize the filing of that lawsuit and the settlement of that lawsuit. It is anticipated that all of the heirs of the estate of Traviola Washington and all of the heirs of Earl Wheeler II will consent to INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION, and that the Court will then convert the Dependent Administration into an Independent Administration. The Court also received testimony concerning the circumstances of the Estate of Carl Wheeler II. Mr. Wheeler died unmarried and without children, so the estate of Mr. Wheeler will pass back to the heirs of this Estate. It is anticipated that the Administrator will redistribute the portion of the Estate passing to Mr. Wheeler to the other heirs of this estate. Judge Weldon Copeland
  13. Judge's Docket Entry Signed Order ADMITTING WILL TO PROBATE and AUTHORIZING INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION. Judge Weldon Copeland
  14. Notice to Creditors
  15. Inventory and Appraisment (OCA)
  16. Order Approve Inventory

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