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Estate of David M Conner

Case Number

24PR00288

Case Type

Decedent's Estate

Hearing Date / Time

Thu, 06/13/2024 - 09:00

Nature of Proceedings

Petition: Letters Administration

Tentative Ruling

UPDATED: The Proof of Publication and Proof of Service have been received. This Petition is now subject to approval, absent objection. No appearance is required on 6/13/24.

Appearances are required.

The following must be submitted:

Proof of Publication. Jurisdiction of the Probate Court is obtained by publication in accordance with Probate Code section 8121. (Prob. Code, § 8003(b).) No proof of publication was filed. Publication requires the notice to be published in newspaper adjudicated as a newspaper of general circulation in the city of decedent’s residence. (Prob. Code, §§ 8121, 7122.)

Proof of Service of Notice of Hearing (Form DE-121). Notice must be given 15 days prior to hearing, served on all known heirs and devisees, as well as on the Personal Representative (if not the petitioner) and special notice requestors. (Prob. Code, §§ 8100 & 8110.) Notice must be sent to the person, not the person’s representative. (§1220.) No such document was filed.

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