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Attorney asks for brief adjournment in Lenawee County probate matter; court sets May 28 return
Summary
During a brief session in Lenawee County Probate & Juvenile Court, Attorney Dylan Gerding asked to adjourn a probate matter involving Crystal Postner because opposing counsel was unavailable; the judge granted a two-week continuance and set the next appearance for May 28 at 9:30 a.m.
A judge in Lenawee County Probate & Juvenile Court granted a two-week continuance after an attorney asked to adjourn a probate hearing.
Attorney Dylan Gerding introduced himself "on behalf of Crystal Postner" and said the parties were trying to resolve the matter without court involvement, but requested extra time because opposing counsel had left town for a family wedding in New York. "My name is Dylan Gerding on behalf of Crystal Postner," he told the court.
The judge asked how much time was needed. After Gerding asked for one week, the judge offered two and set the next appearance for Thursday, May 28 at 9:30 a.m.: "I can give you 2 weeks. You can come back Thursday, May 28th," the judge said.
The judge asked whether the parties or the court would prepare an order documenting the continuance; Gerding said his office would prepare the adjournment order for filing. No substantive rulings on the underlying petitions were made during the short hearing.
The matter is continued to May 28 at 9:30 a.m.; counsel said they will attempt to resolve the outstanding issues — identified on the record as a request for supervised administration and a petition to compel the personal representative to utilize firm land and current county — before that date.
