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Case Information

Filed 2025-04-25
Status Filed
Type (title Iv D Oag Use Only) Enforcement
Docket 49 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officers Baardsen, Dawn, Baardsen, Dawn)
  2. AG Datasheet
  3. Request for Issuance
  4. Motion to Modify/Enforce-AG ONLY - (OCA) Reopen
  5. Citation Rebecek, Jacquelyn Marie Served 04/28/2025
  6. Officer's Return
  7. Notice
  8. Rule 11 Agreement
  9. Vacation
  10. Vacation
  11. Vacation
  12. Statement of Evidence
  13. Vacation
  14. Statement of Evidence
  15. Final Decree Of Divorce
  16. Motion to Modify-Other - FAMILY (OCA) - Reopens Case
  17. Respondent's Original Answer
  18. Motion to Enforce (non OCA)
  19. Notice of Hearing
  20. Request for Issuance
  21. Citation Rebecek, Jacquelyn M Served 07/02/2022 Returned 07/07/2022
  22. Notice of Hearing
  23. Return of Service
  24. First Amended
  25. Hearing on Motion to Enforce (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Larson, Ryan D.)
  26. Temporary Orders Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Larson, Ryan D.)
  27. Agreed Temporary Orders
  28. Answer to Motion
  29. Vacation
  30. Vacation
  31. Motion to Enforce (non OCA)
  32. Request for Issuance
  33. Order to Appear
  34. Citation Rebecek, Jacquelyn M Served 01/24/2023 Returned 01/24/2023
  35. Precept Rebecek, Jacquelyn M Served 01/24/2023 Returned 01/24/2023
  36. Return of Service
  37. Return of Service
  38. Answer
  39. Subpoena(s) Issued by Attorney
  40. Hearing on Motion to Enforce (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Larson, Ryan D.)
  41. Order
  42. Vacation
  43. Vacation
  44. Dismissal Docket Notice Mailed
  45. Dismissal Docket Notice Mailed
  46. Motion to Retain
  47. Proposed Order
  48. Dismissal Docket (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Larson, Ryan D.)
  49. Order of Dismissal For Want of Prosecution

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