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Court

Lee

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-13
Status Reclosed
Type Foreign Judgment
Docket 32 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Douglas Marshall | State Of Florida Dor
Defendant Michele Mc Cullough
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Judge

Hon. Amy R Hawthorne

Lee County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Request for registration of foreign child custody agreement
  2. Certified Copy of Bucks County Modified Custody Agreement
  3. UCR Case Initiation
  4. Notice Registration of Foreign Child Custody Agreement
  5. Certified Mail Receipt
  6. Returned Certified or Registered Mail Unserved
  7. Supplemental Petition to Modify
  8. Summonses Issued for Service handed back to customer at counter
  9. Unified Family Court Statistics Form
  10. Notice of Social Security Number (Secured)
  11. Civil Cover Sheet
  12. Notice Limitation of Services
  13. LCSO - Memorandum
  14. Notice of Related Cases
  15. Designation of Current Mailing and E-Mail Address
  16. Financial Affidavit
  17. Certificate of Compliance with Mandatory Disclosure
  18. Uniform Child Custody Affidavit
  19. Cancellation of Conference Memo
  20. Order Setting Case Management Conference 04-28-23 @ 9:30
  21. Return of Service on Summons Served
  22. Default Issued
  23. Motion for Default
  24. Notice of Non-Jury Trial
  25. Affidavit of Non-Military Service/Military Service
  26. Order of Referral to General Magistrate
  27. Designation of Current Mailing and E-Mail Address
  28. Notice of Non-Jury Trial Before General Magistrate
  29. Notice of Filing Attached Documents
  30. Minutes
  31. Final Judgment (Supplemental)
  32. Request to Redirect Payments to New Title IV-D Case

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