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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-29
Status CL
Type Divorce Annulment
Docket 76 entries
Disposition final dispos

Parties

Plaintiff Smith , Michelle
Defendant Smith , Anthony
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Judge

Hon. Ben J Miller

Fayette County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. EFILED DOCUMENT: SCHEDULING ORDER FOR PHONE CONFERENCE
  2. SCHEDULING ORDER
  3. EFILED PLTFF'S NOTICE OF INTENT TO INTRODUCE CERTIFIED MEDICAL RECORDS AT TRIAL
  4. EFILED COMPLAINT ON ACCOUNT W/ EXHIBITS
  5. EFILED DOCUMENT:INITIATIONFORM
  6. EFILED SUMMONS
  7. EFILED SHERIFF'S RETURN OF SERVICE ON DEF
  8. EFILED PLTFF'S CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  9. EFILED PLTFF'S CERTIFICATION OF DEFAULT W/ATTACHMENTS
  10. EFILED REQUEST FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  11. PROPOSED ORDER (NOT FILED)
  12. PROPOSED ORDER (NOT FILED)
  13. DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  14. EFILED FINAL DISPOSITION FORM
  15. TRADE NAME REGISTRATION
  16. FORWARDED PUBLICATION INFORMATION TO LEGAL ORGAN
  17. PROOF OF PUBLICATION IN LEGAL ORGAN
  18. TRADE NAME REGISTRATION
  19. FORWARDED PUBLICATION INFORMATION TO LEGAL ORGAN
  20. PROOF OF PUBLICATION IN LEGAL ORGAN
  21. TRADE NAME REGISTRATION
  22. FORWARDED PUBLICATION INFORMATION TO LEGAL ORGAN
  23. PROOF OF PUBLICATION IN LEGAL ORGAN
  24. EFILED CASE INITIATION FORM
  25. EFILED PETITION FOR CONTEMPT
  26. EFILED SUMMONS
  27. CASE INITIATION FORM FILED
  28. CLERK'S OFFICE PRINTED SERVICE DOCUMENTS FOR SHERIFF'S SERVICE
  29. DOMESTIC RELATIONS ACTION STANDING ORDER
  30. FINAL DISPOSITION FORM PRESENTED
  31. PETITION FOR LEGITIMATION
  32. SUMMONS
  33. NOTICE OF HEARING
  34. SHERIFF'S ENTRY OF SERVICE
  35. ORDER ON LEGITIMAITION AND VISITATION
  36. FINAL DISPOSITION FORM FILED
  37. CONSENT TO TAKE FINAL
  38. EFILED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SERVICE
  39. EFILED CASE INITIATION FORM
  40. EFILED CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET
  41. EFILED DOMESTIC RELATIONS ACTION STANDING ORDER
  42. EFILED LEAVE OF ABSENCE-KIMBERLY PUCKETT
  43. EFILED PETITION FOR DIVORCE
  44. EFILED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  45. EFILED SUMMONS
  46. EFILED VERIFICATION
  47. CHILD SUPPORT ADDENDUM ORDER
  48. EFILED CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  49. EFILED DOCUMENT:FINAL DISPOSITION FORM
  50. EFILED MOTION FOR FINAL JUDGMENT AND DECREE OF DIVORCE WITHOUT EVIDENTIARY HEARING
  51. EFILED REPORT OF DIVORCE
  52. FINAL JUDGMENT AND DECREE OF DIVORCE
  53. PARENTING PLAN
  54. PROPOSED ORDER (NOT FILED)
  55. PROPOSED ORDER (NOT FILED)
  56. PROPOSED ORDER (NOT FILED)

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