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PR0001738·marin·Probate·Trust Administration
Hearing 3 months agoCONTINUED

IN THE MATTER OF CEE MARIE KNUTSON REVOCABLE TRUST

Petition for Confirmation of Trust Assets

Hearing date
May 21, 2026
Department
C
Prevailing
N/A
Next hearing
Jun 25, 2026

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PetitionerTracee A. Martin-Piraino

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PR0001738 IN THE MATTER OF CEE MARIE KNUTSON REVOCABLE TRUST

Petition for Confirmation of Trust Assets, filed by Tracee A. Martin-Piraino on 3/25/26.

Ruling. This matter is continued to June 25, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. Petitioner is ordered to: 1. File proof of Service showing that all beneficiaries, received at least thirty days’ notice of the Petition on the mandatory form “Notice of Hearing on Petition to Determine Claim to Property.” (Judicial Council Forms, form DE-115.)

2. File a Supplement to Petition addressing whether Trustor’s child named in the Petition as “Robert C. Knutson” is the same person as the listed Trust beneficiary “Robert N. Knutson.”

3. File Documentation confirming that the accounts in question are titled in the name of Cee Marie Knutson.

4. Submit a proposed Order.

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

PLEASE NOTE: Probate cases that are designated as confidential by California law will not be posted online. For tentative rulings in those matters, please contact the judicial secretary at (415) 444- 7260. Page 6 | 15

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