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Case Information

Filed 2021-09-02
Type F00 - Family - Dissolution of Marriage - c.g.s. Chapter 815j
Docket 42 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Henry C. Racki Iii
Defendant CAROLYN B. Racki

Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. NOTICE OF AUTOMATIC COURT ORDERS
  4. RETURN OF SERVICE
  5. BLANK APPEARANCE SERVED WITH COMPLAINT IN ACCORDANCE WITH PA 18-14
  6. NOTICE
  7. APPEARANCE
  8. NOTICE
  9. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME RE DISCOVERY MOTION OR REQUEST PB CH13
  10. NOTICE
  11. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT JD-FM-6-LONG
  12. MEMORANDUM OF RESOLUTION SCREENING (FORM JD-FM-290)
  13. ORDER
  14. MOTION FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF PREMISES
  15. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT JD-FM-6-LONG
  16. MOTION TO COMPEL
  17. MOTION FOR ORDER
  18. ORDER
  19. NOTICE
  20. NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE
  21. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  22. ORDER
  23. NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE
  24. NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE
  25. ORDER
  26. NOTICE
  27. APPEARANCE
  28. DOCUMENT SEALED
  29. OBJECTION TO MOTION
  30. MOTION TO SEAL PERSONAL IDENTIFYING INFORMATION (PB 11-20B OR PB 25-59B)
  31. ORDER
  32. ORDER
  33. APPEARANCE
  34. MOTION FOR ORDER
  35. OBJECTION TO MOTION
  36. MEMORANDUM
  37. PROPOSED ORDER
  38. ORDER
  39. ORDER
  40. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  41. ORDER
  42. CASEFLOW REQUEST - FAMILY MATTERS (FORM JD-FM-292)

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