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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    Found the answer: Section 39-3-4(A). Interlocutory order appeals from district court states in pertinent part "... when the district judge makes an interlocutory order... which does not practically dispose of the merits" which does not practically dispose of the merits: "This phrase typically...
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    Correction: "These orders do from Article 39-3-2 NMSA 1978 "...any interlocutory order or decision which practically disposes of the merits of the action, or any final order after entry of judgment which affects substantial rights..."
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    UPDATE: I have been appointed personal representative, however the court has not officially signed the order yet. However, there are other issued that have arise that has violated my rights. I want to appeal several interlocutory orders and I'm not clear as to where I start filing. I...
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    Sueing Officers of the Court?

    Generally is correct, so I am not delusional! We have been down this road before, so please stop repeating it. We'll be here for days by peace meal of what these officers has done. Just want to make sure I use the correct articles, statutes in my writ to NM Supreme Court, and if they don't...
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    Sueing Officers of the Court?

    Correction again, got ahead of myself, will be filing a writ of mandamus to set aside orders in violations of my rights, and temination of a conservatorship being used for multiple perjurys and miss-administration of estate, which was/is being ignored by the officers of the court purposely or...
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    Sueing Officers of the Court?

    NMSA Chapter 30 - Criminal Offenses Constitution of New Mexico Correction, just got ahead of myself, will be asking the NM Supreme Court to referr this officers to the FBI for investigation for those USC. Yes.
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    Sueing Officers of the Court?

    I will be sueing judicial officers of the Court for violations my due process, conspiracy against rights, deprivation of rights under color of law, equal rights under the law, property rights and civil action for deprivation of rights. I have all the evidence and proof so don't asked! Just want...
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    Thanks everyone, it clear now. The attorney who made the Will for my mother, does not litigate Wills.
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    Just seeking answers to understand the situation. This does not make sense, can you provide articles verifying your statement? Have prepared that. Doing that now, and the originator if the Will does not represent to contested a Will, only writes them. Is it okay to a redacted version of...
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    I'm already the Personal Representative appointed by my mother's Will. The granddaughter is not qualified according to priority: 45-3-203. Priority among persons seeking appointment as personal representative. A. Whether the proceedings are formal or informal, persons who are not disqualified...
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    I was already seeking an attorney, wait for the consultation, but through all the distraction I did not think to call the original attorney. But while I was waiting just wanted to know the procedures in this and I found it this morning. The granddaughter by and through the her attorney is...
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    What about the granddaughter who is trying to ease in the position of a Personal Rep, who never had a relationship with the immediate family? And how is she able to lawfully use this article to start a formal probate in an attempt to remove me? She has no inheritance, except my mother put a...
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    I made an update, my bother is NOT contesting the Will.
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    Probate of Wills and Administration

    Evening, My mother has recently passed, in her Will appoint me Personal Representative and Primary Benificery of her small estate, being less then $50,000.00. The house was TOD to me according to non-probate law. My brother is NOT contesting, my sister is nowhere to be located. With that...
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    Summons Served and Return Filed Sixteen Days Ago

    Can you use 1-060. Relief from judgment or order during a active case. I motion to strike the case and it was denied, but the order contains mistakes and errors. Therefore I would like to use 1-060(B)1?
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