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Hinnenkamp – Probate

MOTION TO REQUEST HEARING ON CREDITOR’S CLAIM (ROA 186)

Hearing date
May 27, 2026
Department
CM7
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Defendant

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PetitionerJune Estrada
RespondentDeborah Suderno

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01317719 Hinnenkamp – TENTATIVE RULING Probate Case: Hinnenkamp – Probate 01317719

Calendar No.: 6

Date: 05/27/2026

MOTION TO REQUEST HEARING ON CREDITOR’S CLAIM (ROA 186)

June Estrada, in propria persona, filed a motion captioned as, “PLEADING TITLE: MOTION TO REQUEST A HEARING FOR CREDITOR’S CLAIM FOR JUNE ESTRADA EXPEDITE TO DEBORAH SUDERNO.” (ROA 186.) The motion is DENIED as procedurally defective.

Ms. Estrada submitted a creditor’s claim on 4/18/23. (ROA 5.) Deborah Suderno was appointed Administrator on 6/20/24, and Letters issued on 7/24/24. (ROAs 108 and 120.) Ms. Estrada’s claim was rejected by the Administrator on 6/3/25. (ROA 182.)

In her moving papers, Ms. Estrada acknowledges that she received the Notice of Rejection of her claim. (ROA 186, Mot., 4:12-13.)

Ms. Estrada’s remedy was to commence an action (i.e., a civil lawsuit) on the claim within 90 days of rejection. (Prob. Code § 9353) Filing a motion in the probate action to contest a rejection is not an available procedural remedy.

Ms. Suderno is ordered to give notice of this ruling.

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