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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-16
Type Cc Dissolution- W/ Children
Docket 45 entries
Disposition DISPOSED

Parties

Plaintiff -C00439 Meghan Dutton
Defendant Dutton , Kenneth , Respondent
Photo of Hon. Vandeloecht Andrea Ravens

Judge

Hon. Vandeloecht Andrea Ravens

Howard County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. Certificate of Service
  2. Cert Serv Answers Interrog Fil
  3. Order
  4. Property Statement Filed
  5. Certificate of Service
  6. Cert Serv Resp Req Prod Doc Th
  7. Notice of Hearing Filed
  8. Response Filed
  9. Property Statement Filed
  10. Income & Expense Stmnt Filed
  11. Suggestions in Support
  12. Mot for Enfor of Discovery
  13. Cert Serv Req Prod Docs Things
  14. Notice of Hearing Filed
  15. Motion to Compel
  16. Notice
  17. Proposed Parenting Plan Filed
  18. Notice
  19. Response Filed
  20. Order
  21. Correspondence Filed
  22. Correspondence Filed
  23. Correspondence Filed
  24. Suggestions in Support
  25. Motion to Strike
  26. Notc Change of Address Filed
  27. Notice of Service
  28. Cert Serv Resp Req Prod Doc Th
  29. Objection to Interrogatories
  30. Object to Req for Prod of Docs
  31. Cert Serv Resp Req Prod Doc Th
  32. Cert Serv Req Prod Docs Things
  33. Notice
  34. Judge Assigned
  35. Order
  36. Judge/Clerk - Note
  37. Judge Recuses
  38. Judge Recuses
  39. Judge Assigned
  40. Judge Recuses
  41. Judge Assigned
  42. Proposed Order Filed
  43. Motion to Disqualify
  44. Change of Venue Received
  45. Judge Assigned

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