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Judge appoints alternate executor to serve without bond in Pickett estate
Summary
James Patrick Pickett asked the court to probate Patricia K. Pickett's will and to appoint him as the first alternate independent executor without bond after the named executor waived; the court admitted the will and granted the request.
The court considered the probate of Patricia K. Pickett, who died May 7, 2026. James Patrick Pickett appeared and testified he recognized the document presented as his late relative’s last will and testament and that the named independent executor had filed a written waiver.
The judge confirmed there were no children born or adopted after the will date and that the will had not been amended. The court admitted the will into probate, appointed Pickett as the alternate independent executor to serve without bond, and waived appraisers. The matter was concluded on the record.
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