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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-17
Type Order of Protection - Order of Protection|op - 205
Docket 12 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bailey, Trudy M
Defendant Flippen, Darleedria
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Hon. Bailey Trudy M

Marion County (IL)

Illinois

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Docket Entries

  1. PETITION FOR ORDER OF PROTECTION FILED.
  2. Pro-se Complainant on Original Filing Entered.
  3. Petitioner present pro se. Petitioner is sworn and testifies. Based on evidence present, this court does not find a basis for entry of an order on an emergency basis. Summons to issue for plenary hearing
  4. Petition for Order of Protection - Emergency Denied
  5. COPY OF PETITION EMAILED TO MCSD AND SWAN.
  6. PROOF OF SERVICE FOR PROTECTIVE ORDERS FILED. (SERVED DARLEEDRIA FLIPPIN 08/19/2022)
  7. Petition for Order of Protection - Plenary Granted
  8. Petitioner present pro se. Respondent present pro se by video. Plenary hearing proceeds. Petitioner is sworn and testifies. Respondent is sworn and testifies. Court finds that Petitioner has met her burden and enters plenary OP on terms set forth in written order. See written order. Parties are admonished that Respondent's time with the children should be addressed through the pending guardianship case, and this plenary order provides time to get accomplished. Court originally set term of plenary order at 6
  9. Petition for Order of Protection - Plenary Granted
  10. ORDER OF PROTECTION ENTERED AND FILED. COPIES GIVEN TO PETITIONER AND
  11. ORDER TO EXTEND, VACATE, OR MODIFY ORDER OF PROTECTION ENTERED AND FILED. COPIES GIVEN TO MCSD. COPY MAILED TO PARTIES.
  12. SHORT FORM NOTIFICATION FILED. (SERVED DARLEEDRIA FLIPPEN ON

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