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Case Information

Filed 2026-01-26
Status Closed
Type Formal Unsupervised
Docket 38 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Petition for Frml Adjudication of Intestacy-Determ of Heirs
  2. Copy Request
  3. Notice of Filing of Order
  4. Letters of General Administration
  5. Order for Frml Adjudication Intestacy, Appt Pers Rep-Unsup
  6. Proposed Order or Document
  7. Hearing Held Remote
  8. Acceptance of Appointment and Oath
  9. Proposed Order or Document
  10. Acceptance of Appointment and Oath
  11. Notice of Deficiency
  12. Stipulation
  13. Affidavit of Service of Notice to the Comm of Human Services
  14. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  15. Correspondence for Judicial Approval
  16. Affidavit of Publication
  17. Affidavit of Mailing
  18. Petition for Frml Adjudication of Intestacy-Determ of Heirs
  19. Proposed Order or Document
  20. Affidavit of Mailing
  21. Correspondence
  22. Proposed Order or Document
  23. Proposed Order or Document
  24. Proposed Order or Document
  25. Proposed Order or Document
  26. Certificate of Representation
  27. Objection
  28. Written Statement of Claim
  29. Notice to Creditors
  30. Notice of Filing of Order
  31. Order and Notice of Hearing
  32. Certificate of Representation
  33. Proposed Order or Document
  34. Confidential Information Form 11.1 personal information
  35. Death Certificate
  36. Request for Waiver of Bond
  37. Renunciation of Right to Appointment or to Nominate
  38. Acceptance of Appointment and Oath

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