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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-08
Type F00 - Family - Dissolution of Marriage - c.g.s. Chapter 815j
Docket 44 entries
Disposition Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Elizabeth K. Dolbeare
Defendant Sean E. Dolbeare
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Judge

Hon. Michael Albis

Middlesex County (CT)

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. NOTICE OF AUTOMATIC COURT ORDERS
  4. APPEARANCE
  5. RETURN OF SERVICE
  6. BLANK APPEARANCE SERVED WITH COMPLAINT IN ACCORDANCE WITH PA 18-14
  7. ANSWER
  8. CROSS COMPLAINT
  9. AFFIDAVIT CONCERNING CHILDREN
  10. CUSTODY AGREEMENT AND PARENTING PLAN (FORM JD-FM-284)
  11. DISSOLUTION/LEGAL SEPARATION AGREEMENT (FORM JD-FM-172)
  12. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT JD-FM-6-LONG
  13. MOTION TO WAIVE STATUTORY TIME PERIOD BY AGREEMENT OF THE PARTIES - DIVORCE OR LEGAL SEPARATION
  14. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT JD-FM-6-SHORT
  15. ORDER
  16. WORKSHEET FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHILD SUPPORT AND ARREARAGE GUIDELINES CCSG-1
  17. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  18. ORDER
  19. WITHDRAWAL OF ACTION
  20. WITHDRAWAL OF ACTION
  21. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  22. ORDER
  23. WITHDRAWAL OF CROSS COMPLAINT
  24. MOTION TO OPEN JUDGMENT
  25. ORDER
  26. WORKSHEET FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHILD SUPPORT AND ARREARAGE GUIDELINES CCSG-1
  27. REPLACE RECORD TO PLEADING STATUS (KEYPOINT 2) AND ERASE ALL HIGHER KEYPOINT DATES
  28. WORKSHEET FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHILD SUPPORT AND ARREARAGE GUIDELINES CCSG-1
  29. WORKSHEET FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHILD SUPPORT AND ARREARAGE GUIDELINES CCSG-1
  30. ORDER
  31. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT JD-FM-6-SHORT
  32. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  33. ORDER
  34. APPEARANCE
  35. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  36. ORDER
  37. AMENDMENT
  38. AMENDMENT
  39. ORDER
  40. ORDER
  41. ORDER
  42. ORDER
  43. JUDGMENT FILE
  44. JUDGMENT OF LEGAL SEPARATION

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