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2026PRDE067492·ventura·Probate·Probate
Hearing todayCONTINUED

IN THE MATTER OF ALBERTA DEWALT JOHNSON AKA ALBERTA DEWALT

Petition for Letters of Administration

Hearing date
Sep 3, 2026
Department
J6
Judge
Prevailing
N/A
Next hearing
Dec 10, 2026

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Parties

OtherAlberta Dewalt Johnson
OtherAlberta Dewalt
OtherKenneth Dewalt
OtherAutry Dewalt
OtherTim Dewalt
OtherDennis Dewalt
OtherAngela Picerni
OtherLloyd Dewalt

Ruling

2026PRDE067492: IN THE MATTER OF ALBERTA DEWALT JOHNSON AKA ALBERTA DEWALT 09/03/2026 in Department J6 Hearing on Petition for Letters of Administration

Publication is insufficient. Publication filed 07/14/26 in the Santa Paula Times. Decedent was a resident of Camarillo and publication in Santa Paula times is insufficient. (Probate Code §8121)

An Objection was filed by Kenneth Dewalt. Objector states he is filing the objection on behalf of himself, Autry Dewalt, Tim Dewalt, Dennis Dewalt, Angela Picerni, and Lloyd Dewalt.

Objector cannot file an objection on behalf of the other intestate heirs.

Any interested party, intestate heir, can join his objection, but they have to be named as an objector and sign the objection on their own behalf. Any interested party could also file their own objection.

If Objector wants to be appointed administrator, he needs to file his own petition and notice, publication, etc.

The court intends to continue the hearing to 12/10/26 for statutorily sufficient publication.

The clerk shall give notice.

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