Estate of Ronald Edward Gregg

Estate of Ronald Edward Gregg 25PR000123

STATUS HEARING RE: FINAL DISTRIBUTION (Prob. Code, § 16600)

APPEARANCE REQUIRED. Pursuant to Probate Code section 12200, a personal representative is required to either petition for an order for final distribution of the estate or make a report of status of administration not later than one year after the date of issuance of letters. There is no petition for final distribution or status report on file. Appearance is required to show the condition of the estate, the reasons why the estate cannot be distributed and closed, and an estimate of time needed to close administration of the estate. (Prob. Code, § 12202, subd. (a).)

Estate of Roy F Clark 25PR000263

FIRST AND FINAL REPORT OF ADMINISTRATOR AND PETITION FOR ITS SETTLEMENT, FOR ALLOWANCE OF COMPENSATION FOR ORDINARY SERVICES, AND FOR FINAL DISTRIBUTION

TENTATIVE RULING: The petition is GRANTED, including fees as prayed. The December 02, 2026, Status Hearing Re: Final Distribution is therefore VACATED.

In The Matter of The Marjorie L Watson 2014 26PR000029 Revocable Living Trust

FIRST ACCOUNT AND REPORT OF TRUSTEE

APPEARANCE REQUIRED. Petitioner, Objector, and any other “interested person” who wishes to “request time for filing a response to the petition, for discovery proceedings, or for other preparation for the hearing” shall appear prepared to discuss whether any additional opposition is anticipated, whether the parties intend to submit on verified pleadings and affidavits (see Evangelho v. Presoto (1998) 67 Cal.App.4th 615, 620), whether any discovery or other pre-hearing practice is anticipated, and whether the parties are willing to participate in alternative dispute resolution proceedings. (Prob. Code, § 852 [mandating that the court “shall grant a continuance for a reasonable time” where any interested person appears at the hearing to request an extension of time].)

Should any party desire an evidentiary hearing, the parties shall be prepared to provide the Court with an estimate for the length of the hearing, and to set the hearing on the Court’s calendar.

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