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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-04
Type Divorce (includes Annulment)
Docket 66 entries
Disposition Pending

Parties

Plaintiff Kearns, William B
Defendant Kearns, Karlie A
Photo of Hon. Jeffery S Malcom

Judge

Hon. Jeffery S Malcom

Franklin County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. CONSENT TO TRIAL
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. VERIFICATION
  4. DEF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
  5. MANDATORY SEMINAR NOTICE
  6. SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  7. BLANK SUMMONS
  8. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT OF PLF
  9. PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN ORDER
  10. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT OF DEF
  11. PRO SE FORM
  12. VISITATION SCHEDULE
  13. PARENTING PLAN
  14. PROPOSED FINAL DECREE
  15. DEF WAIVER OF VENUE
  16. PROPOSED VITAL RECORDS FORM
  17. PROPOSED CASE DISPOSITION FORM
  18. NOTICE OF HEARING- 12/9/22 (BOTH PARTIES RECEIVED IN OFFICE @ TIME OF FILING)
  19. CASE FILING FORM
  20. GRANDPARENT MOTION TO INTERVENE
  21. EXHIBIT A
  22. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
  23. VERIFICATION
  24. PROPOSED ORDER
  25. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  26. SHERIFF'S SERVICE (VOID)
  27. SUMMONS SHERIFFS SERVICE
  28. UNEXECUTED SHERIFF'S SERVICE
  29. NOTICE OF HEARING- 1/9/23 (OBTAINED ADDRESS OF INTERVENORS @ 359 POWDERBAG CREEK RD. HARTWELL AND SENT COPY OF THIS NOTICE)
  30. TINA CLEVELAND PAYMENT FOR SERVICE ON K. KEARNS & SUMMONS
  31. UNEXECUTED SHERIFF'S SERVICE
  32. NOTICE OF MAILING FOR 1-9-23 HEARING
  33. SHERIFF'S EOS- W. BAILEY
  34. SHERIFF'S EOS ON MOTION TO INTERVENE- K. KEARNS
  35. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  36. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  37. CONFLICT LETTER
  38. NOTICE OF HEARING - 2/3/23
  39. NOTICE OF MAILING
  40. CONFLICT LETTER
  41. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  42. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  43. PROPOSED RULE NISI
  44. RULE NISI- 3/24/23
  45. PROPOSED RULE NISI
  46. RULE NISI- 4/24/23
  47. AMENDED NOTICE OF CONFLICT LETTER
  48. PETITION FOR MODIFICATION OF CUSTODY AND CHILD SUPPORT & VERIFICATION
  49. RULE NISI - 5/11/23
  50. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT OF SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT
  51. RULE NISI NOTICE & ACKNOWLEDGMENT
  52. MOTION FOR CONTEMPT & VERIFICATION
  53. AMENDED FILING
  54. RULE NISI - 6/30/23
  55. PETITION FOR VISITATION PENDING DECISION ON PETITION FOR MODIFICATION OF CUSTODY AND SUPPORT
  56. ORDER ON MOTION TO INTERVENE
  57. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  58. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  59. MOTION TO SET ASIDE AGREEMENT AND MOTION FOR INJUNCTION
  60. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  61. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  62. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  63. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  64. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  65. LEAVE OF ABSENSE
  66. AMENDED LEAVE OF ABSENCE

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