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Court

Shelby Chancery County

Tennessee

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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-22
Status REOPEN - Case reopened
Type Dv Divorce
Docket 30 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Collins, Jonathan
Defendant Harts, Tracee Lee
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Judge

Hon. Perry Gadson W

Shelby County (TN)

Tennessee

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Docket Entries

  2. none.
  3. Complaint for Divorce
  4. Complaint for Absolute Divorce
  5. Confidential Info of Parties
  6. Confidential Divorce Information
  7. Mandatory injunction issued
  8. Notice to Parties of Mandatory Injunction
  9. Process issued other (T)
  10. Summons issued to Tracee Lee Harts for service via private process
  11. PAYMENT RECEIVED
  12. A Payment of $317.23 was made on receipt CHCH128702.
  13. Returns other (T)
  14. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED ON TRACEE LEE HARTS, 06/24/22 AT 2:45 PM, VIA PRIVATE PROCESS SERVER
  15. INTERIM PETITON
  16. HUSBAND'S PETITION FOR EMERGENCY EXCLUZIVE USE OF THE MARITAL RESIDENCE
  17. PAYMENT RECEIVED
  18. A Payment of -$79.70 was made on receipt CHCH128828.
  19. FIAT
  20. FIAT NOTICE OF HEARING THURSDAY JULY 7 2022 11:00 AM SIGNED BY CHANCELLOR
  21. Case set (T)
  22. APPROACHING ON HUSBAND'S PETITION FOR EMERGENCY EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE MARITAL RESIDENCE SET ON 07/07/22 AT 11 AM IN PERSON
  23. Notice without service
  24. Notice of Hearing
  25. Granted (G)
  26. APPROACHING ON HUSBAND'S PETITION FOR EMERGENCY EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE MARITAL RESIDENCE SET ON 07/07/22 AT 11 AM IN PERSON GRANTED - PROOF FROM PLAINTIFF HEARD - ORDER EXPECTED
  27. Calendar strike (T)
  28. SET ON WRONG DOCKET NUMBER
  29. Amended (T)
  30. Husband's Amended Petition for Emergency Exclusive Use of the Marital Residence

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