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Okaloosa Co(Florida)

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-13
Status OPEN
Type Formal Administration
Docket 25 entries
Disposition Order Admitting Will

Parties

Plaintiff Hicks, Charity L | Smith, Cherie D
Defendant Wingfield, David W
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Judge

Hon. BROWN, JOHN T

Okaloosa County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. WAIVER OF APPEARANCE FILED (CHERIE D SMITH CO-TRUSTEE)
  2. WAIVER OF NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION (CHERIE D SMITH)
  3. WAIVER OF NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION (CHARITY L HICKS CO-TRUSTEE)
  4. WAIVER OF NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION (CHARITY L HICKS)
  5. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
  6. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
  7. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - ORDER ADMITTING WILL OF NONRESIDENT TO PROBATE AND ORDER APPOINTING PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES
  8. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - ANCILLARY LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
  9. WILL FOR SAFE KEEPING - RECORDABLE COPY
  10. ORDER ADMITTING WILL & APPT PERSONAL REP
  11. ANCILLARY LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
  12. PROBATE CHECK LIST
  13. AUTHENTICATED COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL WILL FOR SAFE KEEPING
  14. COPY OF: PROCEEDINGS FROM SUMNER COUNTY TN FILED BY THE WILL LAWYER
  15. COVER LETTER FROM ATTY
  16. MANUAL RECORDING ANNOTATIONS - PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION
  17. PAYMENT $400.00 RECEIPT #2025016428
  18. OATH PERSONAL REP DESIG RES AGENT (CHERIE D SMITH)
  19. OATH PERSONAL REP DESIG RES AGENT (CHARITY L HICKS)
  20. PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION
  21. EFILED DEATH CERTIFICATE
  22. NOTICE TO FILER REGARDING CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
  23. DESIGNATION OF ELECTRONIC MAIL ADDRESSES
  24. SITUS DESIGNATION FORM FILED
  25. JUDGE BROWN, JOHN T: ASSIGNED

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