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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-31
Status EXECUTIONS - Service executions
Type Dc Divorces With Children
Docket 34 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bostick, Cornelius K
Defendant Smith Jr., Wayne
Photo of Hon. Perry Gadson W

Judge

Hon. Perry Gadson W

Shelby County (TN)

Tennessee

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Docket Entries

  1. none.
  2. Confidential Info of Parties
  3. Confidential Divorce Information
  4. Process issued other (T)
  5. Summons issued to Wayne Smith for service via private process
  6. Complaint for Divorce
  7. Complaint for Divorce and Notice to Parties of Mandatory Injunctions Issued
  8. PAYMENT RECEIVED
  9. A Payment of $394.85 was made on receipt CHCH126095.
  10. Returns other (T)
  11. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED ON WAYNE SMITH JR, 02/02/22 AT 2:45 PM, VIA PRIVATE PROCESS SERVER
  12. Answer (T)
  13. ANSWER FOR DIVORCE AND NOTICE TO PARTIES OF MANDATORY INJUNCTIONS SISUED
  14. Motion Set (T)
  15. DIVORCE REFEREE HEARING 03/29/2022 AT 1:00PM
  16. Motion Set (T)
  17. DIVORCE REFEREE HEARING 03/29/2022 at 13:00
  18. Interrogatories (T)
  19. Plaintiff First Set of Interrogatories Propounded to Defendant
  20. Response (T)
  21. DEFENDANT'S FIRST SET OF RESPONSES
  22. Motion (T)
  23. Plaintiff Motion to Compel Responses to first Set of Request for Production of Documents Propounded to the Defendant
  24. Notice without service
  25. Notice of Hearing
  26. Motion Set (T)
  27. Plaintiff Motion to Compel Responses to first Set of Request for Production of Documents Propounded to the Defendant, SET FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2022, AT 9AM VIA ZOOM.
  28. Motion Granted
  29. Plaintiff Motion to Compel Responses to first Set of Request for Production of Documents Propounded to the Defendant, SET FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2022, AT 9AM VIA ZOOM. GRANTED
  30. Proposed Parenting plan filed
  31. PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN
  32. Order (T)
  33. ORDER ON PLAINTIFFS MOTION TO COMPEL RESPONSES TO FIRST SET OF REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS PROPOUNDED TO THE DEFENDANT

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