Petition for Approval of Fifth Account Current of Trustee for the Period of June 1, 2018 to May 31, 2020; Approval of Trustee’s Fees; Approval of Attorney’s Fees; Declaration of Randolph M. Sharon
PREGRANT ORDER
The courtroom will be open on February 3, 2021. However, because of emergency orders and public health directives due to the COVID-19 pandemic, neither counsel nor petitioner need appear in person. Counsel for petitioner will receive an invitation to attend court remotely via Zoom, and is encouraged to accept that invitation. Counsel may forward that invitation to petitioner and any other interested party who may also appear remotely. The Zoom based calendar is intended to facilitate continued case management while shelter in place, social distancing and other pandemic related guidelines, directives and orders are in effect.
The Court has read and considered the Supplement to Petition filed on December 28, 2020, which resolved all issues.
The court finds all notices have been g
Hearing Date
February 03, 2021
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Petition for Approval of Fifth Account Current of Trustee for the Period of June 1, 2018 to May 31, 2020; Approval of Trustee’s Fees; Approval of Attorney’s Fees; Declaration of Randolph M. Sharon
PREGRANT ORDER
The courtroom will be open on February 3, 2021. However, because of emergency orders and public health directives due to the COVID-19 pandemic, neither counsel nor petitioner need appear in person. Counsel for petitioner will receive an invitation to attend court remotely via Zoom, and is encouraged to accept that invitation. Counsel may forward that invitation to petitioner and any other interested party who may also appear remotely. The Zoom based calendar is intended to facilitate continued case management while shelter in place, social distancing and other pandemic related guidelines, directives and orders are in effect.
The Court has read and considered the Supplement to Petition filed on December 28, 2020, which resolved all issues.
The court finds all notices have been g