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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-09
Status Closed
Type Conservatorship
Docket 26 entries
Disposition decree

Parties

Plaintiff System, Va Boston Healthcare

Docket Entries

  1. Letters Issued. Letters of Authority (Conservatorship) Sent On: 04/25/2025 12:14:18
  2. Confidential Medical Certificate
  3. Bond without Sureties
  4. Verified Motion for Appointment of Temporary Guardian/Conservator
  5. Motion To Waive
  6. Motion For Speedy
  7. Affidavit Of Counsel in Support of Motion for Speedy Hearing
  8. Affidavit as to Military Service
  9. Proposed Order/Decree
  10. NOTICE: Citation Giving Notice of Petition for Appointment of Conservator issued Without Surety. Returnable 02/10/2025. If publication is required, to be published in Bay State Banner.
  11. Notice of Hearing
  12. Certificate of Service
  13. Citation Filed; Served as Ordered
  14. Event Resulted: Motion scheduled on: 01/15/2025 09:00 AM Has been: Order Issued Hon. Brian J. Dunn, Presiding
  15. Motion For Appointment of Temporary Coservator ALLOWED on 01/15/2025 File Reference # 4
  16. Motion To Waive Sureties ALLOWED on 01/15/2025 File Reference # 5
  17. Motion To Shorten Notice and for Speedy Hearing ALLOWED on 01/15/2025 File Reference # 6
  18. Temporary Bond Approved of Conservator dated 01/15/2025, by Hon. Brian J. Dunn
  19. Order Appointing Temporary Conservator dated 01/15/2025 Judge: Dunn, Hon. Brian J.
  20. Letters Issued. Letters of Authority (Conservatorship) Sent On: 01/15/2025 11:29:38
  21. Case Taken Under Advisement: Review Hearing scheduled on: 04/09/2025 09:00 AM Has been: Under Advisement For the following reason: By Operation of Rule Comments: waiting for bond Hon. Brian J. Dunn, Presiding
  22. Motion To Waive sureties
  23. Bond with Personal Sureties Filed By Beatrice Bowden-Samuels
  24. Motion To Waive sureties DENIED on 04/07/2025 File Reference # 19
  25. Permanent Bond Approved of Conservator dated 04/22/2025, by Hon. Brian J. Dunn
  26. Decree Appointing Conservator Judge: Dunn, Hon. Brian J.

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