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Court

Wisconsin Appeal Court-District One

Wisconsin

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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-04
Status CL
Type Probate Guardianship
Docket 44 entries
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Judge

Hon. Rood, Darcy Jo

Wisconsin First District of Appeals

Wisconsin

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Docket Entries

  2. Notice of Appeal filed in Cir. Ct.
  3. Notice of Appeal & Court Record
  4. Statement on Transcript
  5. Other Papers
  6. Court Order for Filing Fee Issued
  7. Notice of Docketing of Appeal
  8. Delinquent
  9. Rejected Electronic Document
  10. Other Appeal Filed In Circuit Court
  11. Rejected Electronic Document
  12. Other Papers
  13. Delinquent
  14. Notice of Addtl/Amended (Other) Appeal
  15. Notif. Sent - Filing of NOP & Ct. Rec.
  16. Court Order for Filing Fee Issued
  17. Docketing Statement from Appellant
  18. Invoice Issued
  19. Fee Paid
  20. Other Papers
  21. Docketing Statement from Appellant
  22. Other Papers
  23. Sua Sponte
  24. Sua Sponte
  25. Rejected Electronic Document
  26. Transcript filed in Circuit Court
  27. Delinquent
  28. Rejected Electronic Document
  29. Court Reporter's Statement-Trans.
  30. Delinquent
  31. Rejected Electronic Document
  32. Rejected Electronic Document
  33. Rejected Electronic Document
  34. Record
  35. Sua Sponte
  36. Sua Sponte
  37. Non Final Dismissal
  38. Caption Amended
  39. Delinquent
  40. Delinquency Motion
  41. Opinion/Decision
  42. Remittitur
  43. Invoice Issued
  44. Brief & Appx of Appellant(s)

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