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Walker County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-05
Status CL
Type Othgc Concsa
Docket 44 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Alexander , Ludivina
Defendant Alexander , Jason

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Exparte Order
  2. Initiation Form
  3. Petition For Contempt/Temporary Protective Order/Modification Of Child Visitation
  4. Summons
  5. Leave Of Absence
  6. Proposed Order
  7. Order Of Continuance
  8. Affidavit of Diligent Search
  9. Motion To Allow Service on Respondent Whose Address is Unknown
  10. Order To Perfect Service On Defendant Whose Address Is Unknown
  11. Leave Of Absence
  12. Sheriff Entry of Service
  13. Sheriff Entry of Service
  14. Affidavit Of Publication
  15. Leave Of Absence
  16. Family Violence Twelve Month Protective Order
  17. Order Of Contempt
  18. Order Perfecting Service
  19. ccl Calendar Call
  20. Leave Of Absence
  21. Respondent's Motion To Set Aside "Order Of Contempt" And "Family Violence Twelve Month Protective Order"
  22. Agreed Order Of Continuance And Modification Order
  23. Affidavit
  24. Affidavit
  25. Agreed Order Of Continuance
  26. Notice Of Intent To Withdraw As Counsel
  27. Order Granting Withdrawal Of Counsel
  28. Certificate Of Service
  29. Notice of Appearance
  30. ccl Calendar Call
  31. ccl Calendar Call
  32. Notice of Hearing
  33. Notice of Hearing
  34. Notice of Hearing
  35. Conflict Letter
  36. Notice of Hearing
  37. Conflict Letter
  38. Notice of Hearing
  39. Agreed Order Of Continuance
  40. Leave Of Absence
  41. Notice of Hearing
  42. Superior Court Witness Subpoena
  43. Agreed Final Order
  44. ccl Calendar Call

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