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Monterey

California

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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-09
Status Active
Type Dissolution W/ Minor
Docket 63 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Wendy|Wong
Defendant Ryan|Wong

Docket Entries

  1. Substitution: Attorney
  2. Declaration: Under UCCJEA
  3. Summons: Issued/Filed
  4. Notice: Case Status Review
  5. Declaration: Service of Disclosure (Preliminary)
  6. Proof of Service: Summons
  7. Status Review Minutes
  8. Status Review Minutes
  9. Notice of Remote Appearance
  10. Response - Dissolution, Legal Separation, Nullity
  11. Declaration: Under UCCJEA
  12. Declaration: Income and Expense
  13. Request for Order (Non DCSS)
  14. Proof of Mailing
  15. Notice
  16. FCS Status Report-Mediation
  17. Notice
  18. Declaration: Service of Disclosure (Preliminary)
  19. Minute Order
  20. Responsive Declaration to Request for Order
  21. Declaration: Income and Expense
  22. Memorandum: Points and Authorities
  23. Proof of Electronic Service
  24. Reply
  25. Document: Other
  26. Minute Order
  27. Notice
  28. Memorandum: At Issue
  29. Notice
  30. Memorandum: At Issue
  31. Notice
  32. Notice
  33. Findings and Order After Hearing
  34. FCS Status Report-Child Custody Recommending Counseling
  35. FCS Report - Child Custody Recommending Counseling
  36. Declaration
  37. Proof of Electronic Service
  38. Declaration
  39. Minute Order
  40. Declaration: Income and Expense
  41. Statement: Settlement Conference
  42. Findings and Order After Hearing
  43. Statement: Settlement Conference
  44. Minute Order
  45. Stipulation and Order Signed
  46. Appearance, Stipulations and Waivers
  47. Declaration: Default
  48. Judgment
  49. Judgment: Notice of Entry (Family)
  50. Notice: Withdrawal of Attorney of Record
  51. Request for Order (Non DCSS)
  52. Declaration: Income and Expense
  53. Proof of Mailing
  54. Declaration
  55. Substitution: Attorney
  56. Stipulation and Order Signed
  57. Stipulation and Order Signed
  58. Request for Order (Non DCSS)
  59. Declaration
  60. Declaration
  61. Declaration: Income and Expense
  62. Proof of Electronic Service
  63. Substitution: Attorney

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