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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-23
Status CL
Type Other Domestic Relation
Docket 58 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Munday , Kenneth A
Defendant Cooper , Cheryl
Photo of Hon. R. CHRIS PHELPS

Judge

Hon. R. CHRIS PHELPS

Oglethorpe County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. DISMISSAL OF TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER
  2. REJECTION OF REQUEST FOR EX PARTE IN RELIEF IN TPO
  3. RESPONDENT'S IDENTIFYING FACT SHEET
  4. SUMMONS
  5. TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER INFORMATION SHEET
  6. VERIFICATION
  7. RULE NISI HEARING
  8. SHERIFF'S RETURN OF SERVICE-PERSONALLY SERVED CHERYL COOPER 8/30/22
  9. ORDER FOR CONINUANCE OF HEARING AND EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER
  10. DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE
  11. NOTICE OF ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  12. AMENDED NOTICE OF ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  13. DEFENDANT CLAYTON T. DANIEL'S ANSWER AND COUNTERCLAIM TO PLAINTIFF'S COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE
  14. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  15. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  16. DOMESTIC RELATIONS FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  17. PETITION FOR STALKING TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER
  18. REJECTION OF REQUEST FOR EX PARTE RELIEF IN TPO
  19. RESPONDENT'S IDENTIFYING FACT SHEET
  20. SUMMONS
  21. TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER INFORMATION SHEET
  22. VERIFICATION
  23. RULE NISI HEARING
  24. SHERIFF'S RETURN OF SERVICE-PERSONALLY SERVED CHERYL COOPER 8/30/22
  25. ORDER FOR CONTINUANCE OF HEARING AND EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER
  26. DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE
  27. DISMISSAL OF TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER
  28. PETITION FOR STALKING TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER
  29. REJECTION OF REQUEST FOR EX PARTE RELIEF IN TPO
  30. RESPONDENT'S IDENTIFYING FACT SHEET
  31. SUMMONS
  32. TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER INFORMATION SHEET
  33. VERIFICATION
  34. RULE NISI HEARING
  35. SHERIFF'S RETURN OF SERVICE-PERSONALLY SERVED CHERYL COOPER 8/30/22
  36. ORDER OF CONTINUANCE OF HEARING AND EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER
  37. DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE
  38. DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE
  39. DISMISSAL OF TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER
  40. PETITION FOR STALKING TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER
  41. REJECTION OF REQUEST FOR EX PARTE IN RELIEF IN TPO
  42. RESPONDENT'S IDENTIFYING FACT SHEET
  43. SUMMONS
  44. TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER INFORMATION SHEET
  45. VERIFICATION
  46. RULE NISI HEARING
  47. SHERIFF'S RETURN OF SERVICE-PERSONALLY SERVED CHERYL COOPER 8/30/22
  48. ORDER FOR CONINUANCE OF HEARING AND EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER
  49. DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE
  50. SUMMONS
  51. PROPOSED RULE NISI
  52. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  53. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  54. PARENTING SEMINAR-CANDICE DANIEL ATTENDED 9/13/2022
  55. RULE NISI HEARING
  56. PROPOSED RULE NISI
  57. RULE NISI HEARING
  58. LEAVE OF ABSENCE

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