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Okaloosa Co(Florida)

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-04-15
Status CLOSED
Type Summary Admistration > $1,000
Docket 21 entries
Disposition will for safe keeping

Parties

Plaintiff Kaufman, Phyllis
Defendant Heller, Albert
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Judge

Hon. BROWN, JOHN T

Okaloosa County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
  2. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - ORDER ADMITTING SELF-PROVING WILL TO PROBATE; AND ORDER OF ANCILLARY SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
  3. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - FIRST CODICIL
  4. CASE CLOSED
  5. CODICIL - RECORDABLE COPY
  6. WILL FOR SAFE KEEPING - RECORDABLE COPY
  7. ORDER ADMITTING SELF-PROVING WILL TO PROBATION AND ORDER OF ANCILLARY SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
  8. DEATH CERTIFICATE AS TO ELEANOR HELLER
  9. DEATH CERTIFICATE
  10. AFFIDAVIT OF NO FLORIDA ESTATE TAX DUE
  11. PAYMENT $345.00 RECEIPT #2025012930
  12. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - PETITION TO ADMIT SELF-PROVING WILL OF DECEDENT; AND PETITION FOR ANCILLARY SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
  13. DESIGNATION OF ELECTRONIC MAIL ADDRESSES
  14. JOINDER, WAIVER AND CONSENT (ARLEEN BLACK)
  15. JOINDER WAIVER AND CONSENT (MARSHA GORMAN)
  16. JOINDER, WAIVER AND CONSENT (PHYLLIS KAUFMAN)
  17. NOTICE OF FILING PROBATE RECORDS FROM COUNTY OF QUEENS NY
  18. NOTICE TO FILER REGARDING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
  19. PETITION TO ADMIT SELF-PROVING WILL OF DECEDENT; AND PETITION FOR ANCILLARY SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION
  20. SITUS DESIGNATION FORM FILED
  21. JUDGE BROWN, JOHN T: ASSIGNED

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