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Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-08
Type Pr Independent Without Will
Docket 10 entries
Disposition disposed
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Judge

Hon. Teichman Brent Frederick

Henry County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  2. rder Upon review of the file, the Court finds that those persons entitled to administer the estate of the decedent, except the applicant, have renounced their right to administer in writings filed with the Court. The Court further finds that those persons renouncing their right to administer have appointed Karen Woods to be granted Letters of Administration. The Court further finds that the interested parties have under Section 472.135, RSMo waived the requirement of bond. Subject to further order of the Court, the Court finds good cause exists to dispense with the requirement of bond in accordance with Section 473.160.4, RSMo. Clerk is authorized to grant letters for supervised administration. /s/ BFT
  4. iling: DECEDENT'S NEW ESTATE CHECKLIST
  5. o HealthNet Release MoHealthNet Release of Claim. Filed By: TIMOTHY JACOB DENKER On Behalf Of: KAREN WOODS
  6. R Costs Dec-w/costs-Assoc
  7. iling Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: TIMOTHY JACOB DENKER
  8. ertificate of Death Filed Death Certification. Filed By: TIMOTHY JACOB DENKER On Behalf Of: DAVID WOODS, KAREN WOODS
  9. esignation of Resident Agent Designation of Resident Agent. Filed By: TIMOTHY JACOB DENKER On Behalf Of: DAVID WOODS, KAREN WOODS
  10. enunciation of Heir Renunciation of Right to Administer Estate and Consent for Independent Administration. Filed By: TIMOTHY JACOB DENKER On Behalf Of: DAVID WOODS, KAREN WOODS

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