in the Estate of Johnnie Mae King

Case No. 04-15-00271-CV ROWLAND J. MARTIN ) IN THE COURT OF1 APPEAL Appellant ) en v. ) FOR THE FOURTH DigTJS^T Z. BEXAR COUNTY, et al. ) k *^ 2 Appellees ) BEXAR COUNTY, r -o ^- £2 VT"""— JC APPELLANT'S SUPPLEMENTAL AMENDED MOTION Tpg^5^ AND FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO FILE APPELLATE gRfiEF — w is ~° <■<: TO THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS: NOW COMES Appellant, Rowland J. Martin, Administrator and Heir of the Estate of King, pursuant to Tex. R. App. Pro 27.1, and files this, his "Appellant's Supplemental Amended Motion To Abate And For Extension Of Time To File Appellate Brief," in support of which the following is shown: STATEMENT OF THE CASE Appellant supplements his pending abatement motions to request the Court to take judicial notice of the filing of a final notice of appeal, and to request a retroactive grant of abatement from July 10,2015 until such time as the Court may provide for the filing of an appellate brief. Supplementation of the record is also requested. Appellant has ascertained that the dismissal proceeding is final based on the order of June 29, 2015 that came to his attention on July 17,2015, and is ready, willing and able, to proceed with the filing of his appellate brief. DISCUSSION After diligent pre-filing inquiries into docket records in Exhibits A - C , and after receiving new papers that the Probate Court transmitted by postal mail on or about July 21, 2015 in Exhibit D, Appellant now construes the order on June 29, 2015, and the newly transmitted findings on July 21,2015, as indicative rulings that together clearly and unambiguously establish the Probate Court's intention to accord finality to the dismissal action taken on June 29, 2015. Further, the delay in proceeding with a regular appeal was not for dilatory reasons, but was in response to an extraordinary need for diligence in ascertaining the factual foundation for invoicing appellate jurisdiction by way of a regular appeal on April 16, 2015. The breakdown in communications with the Probate Court reported in Appellant's motion of July 24, 2015 substantiates the reasonableness of the caution that Appellant has attempted to exercise. The attachments include copies of docket records and orders on June 29, 2015, and July 10, 2015 in Exhibits A - C, and copies of related documents containing probate court findings that issued on July 21, 2015 in Exhibit D. In pertinent part, the Probate Court's final dismissal order on June 29,2015 grants the respondents' motion for a nunc pro tune dismissal order in lieu of the erroneously dated order on March 31, 2015. The July 10, 2015 order granted a hearing on motion for correct die judgment. The findings issued on July 21,2015 operate as a final response to Appellant's notice of late filing of findings of fact and conclusions of law filed on July 10, 2015, and also provides a reasonable basis for the presentation of arguments about the nature of the Probate Court's error in dismissing Appellant's cause of action for declaratory and injunctive relief. Notwithstanding, reliance on the July 21, 2015 findings of fact for establish the finality of the order on June 29,2015, Appellant takes special exception to the actions taken on July 21, 2015 for the reason that the breakdown in communication with the Probate Court is more extensive than originally believed. Under the fundamental error rule, jurisdictional errors can be raised for the first time on appeal. In re King's Estate, 150 Tex. 662, 244 S.W.2d 660 (1951); Tex. Ass'n of Bus. v. Tex. Air Control Bd., 852 S.W.2d 440,445-46 (Tex. 1993). Applying fundamental error analysis, Appellant is aggrieved in particular by the fact that the Probate Court transmitted its findings on July 21, 2015 by way of a citation referring to the style of the case as "In the Estate of Rafael G. Trevino," and with an accompanying order directing Martin to show cause why he should not be removed as Administrator for the Estate of King, based on a supposed representation to the probate court that no final settlement has been filed. A copy of the 2008 heirship settlement that Appellant represented to the Probate Court at the hearing on March 31, 2015 is attached in Exhibit E. Appellant infers from the latter the probable cause of the breakdown in communication lies in the Probate Court's reliance on oral arguments by the counsel for the tax authorities to ascertain its jurisdiction without regard to evidence of record and the case law authorities cited in Appellant's pleadings.1 As general rule, "[receiving suit papers or actual notice through a procedure not authorized for service is treated the same as never receiving them." Wilson v. Dunn, 800 S.W.2d 833, 836 (Tex. 1990). It is unclear here how the requirements for service of a proper Estates Code citation, and for the filing of a proper Estates Code return of service, can even plausibly be met in the current state of the appeal. Firman Leather Goods Corp. v. McDonald & Shaw, 217 S.W. 2d 137,140 (Tex. Civ. App. - El Paso 1948, no writ) (proper return of service must precede 1 Appellant questions the reasonable of the Probate Court's finding that representations were made to suggest that the estate inventory includes one parcel of property as to which there has been no final settlement. See generally, "Relator's Brief in In re Martin, Case No. 04-13-00370-CV (Tex. App. - San Antonio, 2013) ( writ denied). In fact, the Probate Court itself expressly confirmed the existence of a settlement when it acknowledged Appellant's capacity to proceed pro se at the hearing on March 31, 2015 with the statement: 'The settlement agreement with the other 50 percent heirs takes away that concern for me." Vol. 1 RR 8, lines 19-21. See also, Vol. 1 RR p 4 (lines 7-16) (Martin: 'There was a settlement agreement that involved a mutual exchange of releases between myself, in my capacity as an heir, and [the estate of) Opal Gilliam.") and p. 5 (line 13) - p. 7 (line 23) (Martin: "...[A]s I said earlier, there was an heirship settlement agreement where the other 50 percent interest holder released all claims against my distribution from the estate."). Appellant is unfamiliar with the source of the Probate Court's belief as of July 221, 2015 that there is only "I remaining asset" in the estate, as the statement facially neglects to consider Martin's demands to remove clouds from title to real property of the estate in Case NO. 2015- CI-4779, and related efforts to wipe the slate clean by litigating the chose in action in Martin v. Bravenec, et al. Case No. 15-0541 (Tex. S. Ct., filed July 23, 2015). The finding is unsupported in the reporters record, and apparently neglects to consider evidence of clerk's record of the dismissal proceeding that was originally administered on March 31. 2015. divestiture of trial court jurisdiction in order to be effective). Indeed, it is difficult to see how expectations of fundamental due process can be fulfilled where a reviewing judge is acting sua sponte in a prosecutorial capacity based on unnoticed evidence and attestations grounded in sources known only to the same reviewing judge. Cf., Gonzalez v. State, Case No. 04-14-00222- CR (Tex. App. - San Antonio, July 15, 2015) (due process requires good faith disclosure of exculpatory evidence in prosecutorial setting). Reserving a detailed explanation of the factual basis for alleging fundamental errors for the intended appellate brief, it suffices to challenge the process administered in connection with the Probate Court's findings on July 21, 2015 with respect to (1) a lack of personal jurisdiction in the probate court under Estates Code Section 1051.003(a) (3) which requires a citation under the code to include "the style and number of the proceeding" for the matter under review, (2) a lack of subject matter jurisdiction in the probate court under case law authority guaranteeing opportunities for self-representation by pro se administrators in Exparte Shaffer, 649 S.W.2d 300 (Tex. 1983), and (3) a lack of capacity in the probate court to comply with structural safeguards in Tex. R. Evid. 605 ("The judge presiding at the trial may not testify in that trial as a witness. No objection need be made in order to preserve the point.") CONCLUSION AND PRAYER For all the reasons above, the Court of Appeals is respectfully requested to allow the late filing of an opening appellate brief concurrently with the requested abatement of the appeal retroactively to July 10, 2015. On one hand, it clearly appears that the Probate Court has spoken on the issue of the finality and that further proceedings to modify the judgment through the probate court process would be futile. On the other hand, the known errors from March 31, 2015, coupled with prima facie errors on June 29,2015, from withholding notice and opportunity to be »rd, and other prima facie errors on July 21. 20,5. from legally insufficient finding of fact d.cate that the appeal is ripe for fundamental error review. WHEREFORE. PREM.SES COHERED. AppeUan, prays tha, the Cour, gran, reiief aU tags, for .such other relief both in law and in equity as he may be justly entitled. ted: July 27, 2015 D Respectfully Submitted, Rowland J. MaY 951 Lombrano San Antonio, Tx 78207 (210)323-3849 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I delivered a copy of this, "Appellant's Supplemental Amended Motion To Abate," to Attorney Conry Davidson via email c/o Bexar Appraisal District, 411 S. Frio, San Antonio, Texas, 78204 on July 27, 2015. Dated: July 27,2015 Rowland J. Martin 951 Lombrano San Antonio, Tx 78207 (210)323-3849 EXHIBIT A. Probate Court Docket Records from Case No. 2001-PC-1263 referring to orders on June 29,2015 and July 10,2015. B. Probate Court Order of June 29,2015 C. Probate Court Order of July 10,2015 D. Probate Court Papers and Findings transmitted on July 21,2015 E. Probate Court Heirship Settlement Agreement in Case No. 2001-PC-1263 A RUN DATE: Q7/I7/20IS Bixir County Cantrall2«d Docket Systta Pa: IS PGM: WB4900P RUN TIKE: 15:38:07 JO-: SPPROO AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW 0017* 06/22/2015 2158 7377 1)002 DESC: ORIGINAL DATE STAMPED COPY OF CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 00177 06/22/2015 2ISS «SU 0006 DESC: ANSWER/RESPONSE RESPONSE TO PETITIONER'S MOTION FOR REHE ARINB, ETC. 00179 06/23/2015 2160 3676 0016 DESC: MEMORANDUM OF POINTS AMD AUTHORITIES OPPOSING RESPONDENTS* MOTION FOR SANCTIONS 00190 06/23/2015 2160 3672 000« DESCI OBJECTION PETITIONER'S OBJECTIONS TO RESPONDENTS' PLEADtNG 00180 06/24/2015 2158 9986 0003 DESC: MOTION FOR ORDER NUNC PRO TUMC 00181 06/24/201S 21SS 9815 0013 DESC: NOTICE PET1TIONER'S-OF LATE FILING OF FINDING OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAM AND PETITIONER'S NOTICE OF ULTRA VIRES EXCEPTIONS TO ENTRV OF NUNC PRO TUNC ORDER OF DISMISSAL 001B2 06/26/2015 2159 2269 00IS ' DESC: PETITIONER'S RESPONSE TO RESPONDENT'S MOTION FOR DISMISSAL ORDER ANO HIS NOTICE OF DEADLINE FOR FILING OF FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS 00183 07/02/2015 2159 5798 0008 DESC: MOTION FOR NEM TRIAL AND FOR CORRECTION OF THE OVERRULING OF THE MOTION FOR REHEARING DATED APRIL 9, 2015 00191 07/02/2015 2160 3692 0006 DESC: MOTION FOR NEM TRIAL AND FOR CORRECTION OF THE OVERRULING OF THE MOTION FOR REHEARING DATED APRIL 9, 2015 00185 07/07/2015 2159 8405 0021 DESC: PETITION FOR RELIEF 00192 07/07/2015 2160 3700 0006 DESC: MOTION PETITIONER'S SUPPLEMENTAL MOTION FOR CORRECTION OF JUDGMENT N.O.V. 00184 07/08/2015 2159 9869 0020 DESC: SUPPLEMENTAL RUN DATE: 07/17/2015 B»ar County centralized Docket Systea Pi: 17 PGM: OXB4900P RUN TIKE: 15:38:07 JCl! SPPR0D 00028 03/30/201S KELLY H. CROSS 2I5S 2007 0002 0.00 DESC: ORDER OF DEFENDANTS' JOINT NOTION TO DISMISS FOR JURISDICTION OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE, DEFENDANTS' JOINT APPL TO DISMISS FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION 00029 13/30/2015 KELLY M. CROSS 2153 3928 0003 0.00 DESC: ORDER ON DEFENDANTS1 JOINT MOTION TO DISMISS FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE DEFENDANTS JOINT APP TO DISM ISS FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION 00030 03/30/2015 KELLY M. CROSS 2153 3141 000< 0.00 DESC: ORDER ON DEFENDANTS JOINT HOT I OH TO DISMISS FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION OR IN THE ALTER NATIVE DEFENDANTS JOINT APP TO DISSMISS FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION 00031 06/19/2015 KELLY M. CROSS 2158 f»2< 0002 0.00 OESC: ORDER MOTION TO SET 00032 06/29/2015 KELLY H. CROSS 2159 34«2 0002 0.00 ~ CESC: ORDER NUNC PRO TUMC ON DEPENDENTS' JOINT MOTION TO DISMISS FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION OR IN THE ALTERNATIVE, DEFENDANTS' JOINT APPLICATI ON TO DISMISS FOR LACK OF JURISDICTION 00033 07/14/2015 KELLY H. CROSS 2160 3648 0002 0.00 DESC: ORDER ON DEFENDANT'S JOINT MOTION TO APPEAR TELEPHONECALLY • BOND INFORMATION* SEQ DATE FILED PRINCIPAL 00001 06/04/2001 ROWLAND J MARTIN, JR AGENT: STEPHEN T. PATE AMOUNT: 5000.00 SURETY: WESTERN SURETY CO REASON: ADMINISTRATOR FORM: CORP RELEASE DATE: B CAUSE NO. 2001PC1263 IN THE PROBATE COURT IN THE ESTATE OF § JOHNNIE MAE KING § Decedent § § § § ROWLAND MARTIN, ADMINISTRATOR, § Petitioner v. CRISTINA GONZALEZ AND BRADLEY § BALDERAMAS, ATTORNEYS OF THE § § NO. 1 LAW FIRM LINBARGER, GOGGAN, BLAIR AND SAMPSON § § ******•**********•***•••*•*•*♦*** § § ROWLAND MARTIN, ADMINISTRATOR, § Petitioner § § v. § § BEXAR APPRAISAL DISTRICT § and APPRAISAL REVIEW § BOARD OF BEXAR COUNTY § BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS Respondents § npiwPNUNCPROTUNC nANTS- IOf"T MOTION TO P^Miy TOR LAO - ™ ALTER"ative.DEFENDANTS' IQINT APPLICATION. ™™ ALTER PK OF TO niSMISS FQP I *PK OF JURISDICTION JURISDICTION On March 31.2015 came on to be heard Defendants. Bexar Appraisal District's and Bexar Appraisal Review Board's Joint Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction or in the alternative. Defendants' Joint Application to Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction. Counsel of record appeared for the respective parties herein, and after receiving evidence and hearing argument, the Court FINDS that said Motion/Application should be GRANTED. IT IS, THEREFORE. ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DECREED that Defendants, Bexar V02 I 59P3UM2 Appraisal District's and Bexar Appraisal Review Board's Joint Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction or in the alternative, Defendants' Joint Application to Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction is GRANTED. This is a final order. All relief not granted herein is DENIED. SIGNED, ORDERED, AND ENTERED on JUD^E PRESIDING Page 2 V02 15qP3U43 c 10 Cause No. 2001-PC-1263 2015 JUL-2 P.M I, Rowland J. Martin, IN THE PROBATE COURT Petitioner in His Capacity As As An Individual And As -*•■• .::;:.hI'y. rf:x Administrator For The Estate of sv., Johnnie Mae King, Decedent v. BEXAR APPRAISAL DISTRICT AND BEXAR APPRAISAL REVIEW BOARD Respondents Rowland J. Martin, NUMBER ONE Petitioner in His Capacity As As An Individual And As Administrator For The Estate of Johnnie Mae King, Decedent v. CRISTINA GONAZALEZ AND BRADELY ) BALDERAMAS, ATTORNEYS FOR THE ) LAW FTRM OF LINEBARGER GOGGAN ) BLAIR AND SAMPSON, ) Respondents ) FOR BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS MOTION TO SET TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF THIS COURT: i Comes Now, Rowland Martin. Administrator for the Estate of King, and Petitioner in the above styled cause, and files this Motion to Set for a hearing on the Petitioners' Motion For New Trial And For Correction Of The Overruling Of The Motion For Rehearing Dated April 9,2015." ORDER The above "Motion For New Trial And For Correction Of The Overruling Of The Motion For Rehearing Dated April 9,2015" is hereby set for the W day ofJuly 2015 at £(ffl o'clock )in the Bexar County Probate Court #1. Signed this K) day of July 2015. HonJKelly Gross" Be*ar County Probate Court #1 D 11 NO. 2001-PC-1263 IN THE ESTATE OF RAFAEL G. TREVINO, DECEASED TO: Rowland J. Martin, Jr., Pro Se 951 Lombrano San Antonio, Texas 78207 SHOW CAUSE CITATION THE STATE OF TEXAS § § COUNTY OF BEXAR § i GREETINGS: YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO BE AND APPEAR before The Honorable Kelly M. Cross, Judge of Probate Court No. One, at a hearing to be held at the Bexar County Courthouse in Probate Court No. One, located at 100 Dolorosa, Room 123, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas on July 30, 2015 A.D., 2015 at 9:15 a.m., then ancl there to appear and show cause. A copy of the COURT ORDER TO APPEAR AND TO SHOW CAUSE WljW THE ADMINISTRATOR SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED accompanies this citation. WITNESS Gerard C. Rickhoff, Clerk of the Probate Court No. One of Bexar County, and seal of Bexar County, at my office in the City of San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas this oy_ day of July A.D. 2015. Issued same day. GERARD C. RICKHOFF Clerk of Probate Court No. One of Bexar County, Texas CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that the original of this instrument and copy of the COURT ORDER TO APPEAR AND TO SHOW CAUSE WHY THE ADMINISTRATOR SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED was mailed by United States Certified United States Mail, Return Receipt Requested, postage prepaid, to personal representative and the attorney of record for the personal representative on this c/j\ day of July, 2015. Rowland J. Martin, Jr., Pro Se 951 Lombrano , San Antonio, Texas 78207 j GERARD C. RICKHOFF Clerk of Probate Court No. One of Bexar County, Texas NO. 2001-PC-1263 IN THE ESTATE OF § IN THE PROBATE COURT § JOHNNIE MAE KING, § NUMBER ONE § DECEASED § BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS COURT ORDER TO APPEAR AND TO SHOW CAUSE WHY THE ADMINISTRATOR SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED On this day, the Court on its own motion, complaining of Rowland J. Martin, Jr., failure of the Administrator to conclude the administration of this cause, which has been pending since 2001 and which Rowland J. Martin, Jr., has represented to the Court that there is 1 beneficiary and 1 remaining asset in the estate, a parcel of land and the estate is still open. Texas Estates Code § 361.052(6)(A) provides, in pertinent part, that the i Administrator may be removed if: (6) the representative, as executor or administrator, fails to: (A) make a final settlement by the third anniversary of the date letters testamentary or of administration are granted, unless that period is extended by the court on a showing of sufficient cause supported by oath;... ; The Administrator of this estate, Rowland J. Martin, Jr., has failed to make a final settlement by the third anniversary of the date that letters of administration were issued in this cause. The Court has determined that the Administrator should now be cited in accordance with the law to appear and to show cause, if any, he may have as to why he should not be removed as Administrator in accordance with the provisions of Texas Estates Code §§ 361.051 and 361.052, and another administrator or receiver appointed to conclude the administration of this estate. IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED by this Court that Rowland J. Martin, Jr. shall appear and show cause why he should not be removed as Administrator and the Clerk of this Court be and is hereby directed to issue citation to Rowland J. Martin, Jr., as Administrator of the Estate of Johnny Mae King, Deceased, by certified mail, return receipt requested, requiring the Administrator to appear before this court in the Bexar County Courthouse in Probate Court No. One, located at |i00 Dolorosa, Room 123, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas 78205 on July 30, 2015, at 9:15 a.m., then and there to show cause, if any, he may have as to why he should not be removed as Administrator of the Estate of Johnnie Mae King, Deceased. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED by this court that all costs associated herewith be charged against Rowland J. Martin, Jr., individually. ! Signed July 21, 2015. Kelly M. Cfoss, Judge Presiding DEPUTY E 12 CAUSE NO. 2001PC1263 IN THE ESTATE OF § IN THE PROBATE COURT § JOHNNIE MAE KING, § NO. 1 § DECEDENT § BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS ORDER APPROVING JOINT MOTION TO ENFORCE RULE U AGREEMENT On this day, came on to be heard the Joint Motion of the parties to approve Compromise Settlement AgreemenL The Court has reviewed the parties1 Motion and finds that it is well taken and should be granted. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the Compromise Settlement Agreement is approved and entered of record. Signed this fo^day of C^A*-^*- , 2008. GEPF JUN 0 6 2008 03/07 CAUSE NO. 2001PC1263 JUN 0 6 2008 u£SRYRICKHOFF ECOUKT1W.1 IN THE ESTATE OF JOHNNIE MAE KING, DECEDENT BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS JOINT MOTION TO ENFORCE RULE 11 TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF THE COURT: NOW COME the parties to the above-styled and numbered cause and jointly move this Court to approve the Settlement Agreement attached hereto. Respectfully submitted, HEARD & SMITH, L.L.P. 3737 Broadway, Suite 310 San Antonio, Texas 78209 (210) 820-3737 (210) 820^777 (Faj By:. MARK STANTON SMTTH State Bar No.: 18649100 ATTORNEYS FOR CALVIN GELL1AM ROWLAND MARTIN, PRO SE .0809 F85879 CAUSE NO. 200I-PC-1263 IN THE MATTER OF ) IN PROBATE COURT #1 ESTATE OF JOHNNIE MAE KING ) IN AND FOR BSXAR COUNTY, TEXAS RULE U SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT i. The parties to this setucmenl agreement, Calvin GiUiam sad Rowland Martin, agree to settle all claims and controversies between mem which are asserted or assetable in the above captioned case. Ibe parlies believe that the value of the awards, releases and waivers received by each ofthem are satisfactory as consideration for settlement agreement, and ***** the terms are in the best interest of the Estate and the puriies. 2. The parties agree to the following awards as considerations for entering into this A. The parties agree to an award of the following to Calvin Gilliam: (I) Bank ofAmerica account #03820-11014 with the January 2006 balance of $2,893.28; (2) American Express account #0004011-3876-6976-002 with an approrinate balance of $14,000. B. The parties agree to an award of the following to Rowland Mirtin: (1) 951 Lombrano Street, San Antonio, Tx, (2) 244 Henry Street, San Antonio, Tx; and (3) Washington Mutual Account #38636612-6 with the February 2006 balance of approximately $.58. 3. The above captioned proceedings shall be resolved by means of the filing of this Rule 11 Settlement Agreement. 4. The parties hereto agree to release, discharge and forever hold the other harmless from any and all other claims, demands or suits, known or unknown, fixed or contingent, liquidated or unliquidated (whether or not asserted in this case) arising from or related to the events, transactions and accounts which are the subject matter of this case, including those involving tbs Conservatorsbp ofKing, Case 8PP-003988, Los Angeles Superior Court This mutual release nms to the benefit of all attorneys and agents of the parties. Parties as used in this release includes all named parlies to this case, as well as Garth Gilliam and Valora Flukers, and all related entities of the parties. Rowlmd Martin additionally agrees to waive claims for fees for services rendered as administrator in the Estate of King cause # 2001- PC-I263. 5. Each signatory warrants and represents tlrat: A. he has the authority to bind the parties for whom that signatory sets, and B. the claims, suits rights and/or interests which are the subject natter hereto an owned by the party asserting same, have not been assigned (except for attorney's fees), transferred or sold and are free ofencumbrance otter man property taxes, assessments, and costs including demolition fees. The parties further agree to indemnify each other in connections therewith. C. The parties agree to recognize the standing of Calvin Gilliam as a party tote Estate proceeding for purposes of executing and implementing the terms of this Settlement Agreement and the Agreed Order and Judgement authorizing it. FG5880 6. The Motion To Approve Compromise and Settlement Agreement wiih Agreed Order and Judgement attacbed are the documents the parlies agree to use to efiEectuate die terms ofthis settlement agreement The parties agree to cooperate with such clerical revisions to those documents as are reasonably required to implement the terms and spirit ofthis agreement 7. This agreement is made and pcrfonnablc in the county in which (he Estate was opened and shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State ofTexas. 8. As other terms ofsettlcment, the parties agree to bear all of their own attorney's fees. 9. Each signatory to this settlement has entered into same freely and without duress after having consulted with professionals of his choice. 10. This agreement is not subject to revocation. Signed this_£^5*y of«6^a8ft». CalvmXHIhaM' ' Rowland Martin TO 0809 PS5881