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PR0001324·marin·Probate·Probate Status Report
Hearing todayCONTINUED

IN THE MATTER OF PAUL A. BRAININ

Report on Status of Administration

Hearing date
Sep 10, 2026
Department
C
Prevailing
N/A
Next hearing
Oct 8, 2026

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PetitionerMary Shawn Callan

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PR0001324 IN THE MATTER OF PAUL A. BRAININ

Report on Status of Administration of Estate of Paul A. Brainin, filed by Mary Shawn Callan on 8/25/26.

Ruling. This matter is continued to October 8, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. Petitioner is ordered to: 1. Mail notice to all interested parties using the mandatory Judicial Council Form “Notice of Hearing – Decedent’s Estate or Trust” with the box checked in Item 1 stating this is a report of status of administration. (Judicial Council Forms, form DE-120.)

2. File a copy of the DE-120 that was mailed, with the Proof of Service completed on page 2 showing that all interested parties received at least fifteen days’ notice of the Report of Status of Administration. (Prob. C. § 12201(b).) The Proof of Service must be filed at least five court days prior to hearing. (Super. Ct. Marin County, Local Rules, rule 6.2(b), Filing, Hearing, and Continuance Procedures.)

3. Submit a proposed Order to the Court. (Super. Ct. Marin County, Local Rules, rule 6.2(C), Submission of Proposed Orders.)

4. The documents must be filed/submitted at least five court days prior to hearing. (Super. Ct. Marin County, Local Rules, rule 6.2(b), Filing, Hearing, and Continuance Procedures.)

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