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Court admits two wills and appoints independent administrator in probate matters
Summary
On the circuit docket the court admitted a will for William Thomas Albert to establish title and appointed a local attorney as independent administrator in the estate of Aoko Hamasaka Day, waiving bond and ordering an inventory and reports.
The court handled multiple routine probate matters during the circuit docket call.
In a petition to admit a copy of the last will and testament for William Thomas Albert, petitioner Billy Dean Albert testified the copy filed was an exact replica of the decedent’s will; the court admitted the will for purposes of establishing title and signed the order.
In a separate probate petition concerning Aoko Hamasaka Day, the court appointed local attorney Scott Daniel as independent administrator, waived the bond to reduce estate expense, and ordered the administrator to file an inventory within 60 days and required periodic reports. Parties present indicated the estate’s principal asset is residential real property with an approximate market value discussed in court.
The orders were prepared for entry and the clerk was to circulate proposed documents to counsel for signature and filing.
