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Sacramento Co

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-08
Type Probate (letters Of Administration)
Docket 44 entries
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Judge

Hon. John P. Winn

Sacramento County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Ex Parte Petition for Final Discharge & Order
  2. Proposed Order for Ex Parte Petition for Final Discharge and Order
  3. Receipt on Distribution (4)
  4. Minute Order (General Probate Final distribution)
  5. Order Approving Final Accounting
  6. Probate Calendar Notes
  7. Declaration Regarding Search for Creitors
  8. Minute Order (General Probate Final distribution)
  9. Proposed Order
  10. Probate Calendar Notes
  11. Inventory and Appraisal
  12. Response to Calendar Notes
  13. Notice of Proposed Action
  14. Probate Calendar Notes
  15. Notice of Hearing- Decedent's Estate or Trust
  16. Petition for Final Distribution approval of account
  17. Letters of Administration
  18. Order Determining Disposition of Ex Parte Application
  19. Order Granting Ex Parte for Order Shortening Time
  20. Order For Reduction of Bond
  21. Amended Order Appointing Administrator
  22. Other - Exparte application for order for reduction of bond
  23. Petition for reduction of bond
  24. Declaration of exparte notice for reduction of bond
  25. Declaration of Rosetta Agosta & Tina Vasquez
  26. Declaration re: exparte submission
  27. Declaration of notice of exparte application
  28. Minute Order (General Probate)
  29. Stipulation for Court Commissioner to Act as Temporary Judge
  30. Order Appointing Administrator
  31. Probate Calendar Notes
  32. Response to Calendar Notes
  33. Probate Calendar Notes
  34. Proof of Publication
  35. Waiver of Bond by Heir or Beneficiary
  36. Notice of Petition to Administer Estate
  37. Proposed Order
  38. Confidential Supplemental to Duties and Liabilities of Personal Representation (DE147S)
  39. Duties and Liabilities of Personal Representative
  40. Petition for Letters of Administration
  41. Probate Calendar Notes
  42. Probate Calendar Notes
  43. Probate Calendar Notes
  44. Probate Calendar Notes

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