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 I THE UPERJOR COURT
 OFTHE VIRGUI/ ISLAND


                        IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
  FILED
April 07, 2021                 DIVISION OF ST. THOMAS/ST. JOHN
ST-20 2 1-RV-00005
 TAMARA CHARLE
CLERK OF THE COURT

                 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF                        CASE NO: ST-2021-RV-00005
                 JEFFREY E. EPSTEIN,                                   Originating Case No: ST-2019-PB-00080
                                      Deceased




                Dear Carol Thomas-Jacobs, Esq.:

               The Superior Court received the Notice of Appeal in the above-captioned case, which was
               docketed in the Appellate Division on March 17, 2021. The appeal is assigned to the
               Honorable Debra S. Watlington and is assigned a new case number: ST-2021-RV-00005. As
               the person who filed this appeal, it is your responsibility to follow the rules and procedures that
               apply to the Appellate Division, including the following:

               The notice of appeal shall identify the party initiating the appeal, designate the decision or order
               appealed from, and contain a concise position statement of no more than 780 words in length
               (or three pages for self-represented patties) which sets faith the issues the patty wishes to
               present for appeal , together with a brief argument in suppo1t of the party's position. The notice
               must include a ce1tificate evidencing service on all other patties to the Magistrate Division
               proceeding.

               Response:

               Within fourteen (14) days of filing and service of the notice of appeal, any other party to the
               Magistrate Division proceeding may, but is not required, to file a response to the notice of
               appeal. The response may contain a concise position statement of no more than 780 words in
               length (or thre

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