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Court

Pinellas County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2026-01-07
Status OPEN
Type Formal Administration
Docket 39 entries

Parties

Plaintiff David Miller
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Judge

Hon. NEWTON, CYNTHIA J

Pinellas County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. ATH OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
  2. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT
  3. ROPOSED ORDER
  4. ROPOSED LETTERS
  5. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT
  6. ESPONSE TO ORDER CHECKLIST
  7. AIVER AND CONSENT
  8. AIVER AND CONSENT
  9. FFIDAVIT OF HEIRSHIP
  10. ATH OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
  11. MENDED PETITION FOR SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION (R) Volume: 23437 Page: 575 Instrument #: 2026025367
  12. ROOF OF SERVICE
  13. ROOF OF SERVICE
  14. ESIGNATION OF E-MAIL ADDRESS(ES)
  15. RDER - CHECKLIST
  16. ROBATE PROCEEDINGS FROM
  17. ERTIFIED COPY OF
  18. ORRESPONDENCE
  19. ORRESPONDENCE
  20. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT
  21. RDER DENYING
  22. LERKS SUMMARY WORKSLIP - AUDIT
  23. ETITION FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF FUNDS Status: PROBATE REOPEN - CLOSED
  24. ORRESPONDENCE
  25. RDER TO CHANGE VENUE
  26. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT
  27. LERKS SUMMARY WORKSLIP - AUDIT
  28. BJECTION TO CLAIM
  29. ETITION TO CHANGE VENUE Status: PROBATE REOPEN - CLOSED
  30. LAIM FILED
  31. AIVER AND CONSENT
  32. AIVER AND CONSENT
  33. RDER
  34. ATH OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
  35. ATH OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
  36. ATH OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
  37. ETITION FOR FORMAL ADMINISTRATION
  38. EATH CERTIFICATE
  39. FFIDAVIT-NO FLORIDA ESTATE TAX DUE

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