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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-04
Type Fc Dissolution- W/ Children
Docket 70 entries
Disposition DISPOSED

Parties

Plaintiff -Fc00033 Nicholas D Steens
Defendant Stevens , Jennifer Kay , Respondent
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Judge

Hon. Harris Jeff

Boone County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. Notice to Take Deposition
  2. Consent Ruling Signed/Granted
  3. Consent to Ruling Filed
  4. Motion to Withdraw
  5. Form 14 Filed
  6. Notice of Hearing Filed
  7. Motion to Compel
  8. Motion Hearing Scheduled
  9. Notice of Hearing Filed
  10. Motion for Temporary Custody
  11. Order Granting Ext of Time
  12. Motion for Extension of Time
  13. Notice to Take Deposition
  14. Subpoena Served
  15. Judge/Clerk - Note
  16. Subpoena Served
  17. Court Trial Scheduled
  18. Notice to Take Deposition
  19. Subpoena Requested
  20. Notice to Take Deposition
  21. Subpoena Requested
  22. Notice to Take Deposition
  23. Filing:
  24. Order for Continuance
  25. Certificate of Service
  26. Motion for Continuance
  27. Motion Filed
  28. Subpoena Issued
  29. Subpoena Requested
  30. Settlement Conference Held
  31. Cert Serv of Interrog Filed
  32. Settlement Conf Scheduled
  33. Hearing/Trial Cancelled
  34. Order for Continuance
  35. Available/Conflict Dates Filed
  36. Motion for Continuance
  37. Ord and Notice of Mediation
  38. Mediatn Dispute Issues Pending
  39. Cert Serv Req Prod Docs Things
  40. Court Trial Scheduled
  41. Settlement Conf Scheduled
  42. Motion for Trial Setting
  43. Certificate of Service
  44. Cert Serv of Interrog Filed
  45. FOCIS, PTLA, reFOCIS, Mediate
  46. Answer Filed
  47. Notice
  48. Proposed Parenting Plan Filed
  49. Property Statement Filed
  50. Income & Expense Stmnt Filed
  51. Counterclaim\Petition Filed
  52. Answer Filed
  53. Order
  54. Mot for Leave to File Out/Time
  55. Entry of Appearance Filed
  56. FOCIS, PTLA, reFOCIS, Mediate
  57. Summons Personally Served
  58. Property Statement Filed
  59. Income & Expense Stmnt Filed
  60. Order
  61. Notice
  62. Summons Issued-Circuit
  63. Order - Special Process Server
  64. Confid Dom Rel Info File Sheet
  65. Proposed Order Filed
  66. Mot for Temp Restraining Order
  67. Motion Special Process Server
  68. Certificate of Dissolution
  69. Dissolution Filed Family
  70. Judge Assigned

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