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30 day's Added: "It takes as long as it takes." There is no statutory requirement for a decision to be made. The judge must pull together all aspects of your case - consider it - possibly listen to persons who may be opposed to your expunction - possibly conduct a hearing - then consider it and - render a decision. It may occur quickly, it may take several weeks.

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Is a last will and Testament a open record?

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