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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-29
Status Closed
Type Civil Other/misc.
Docket 46 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Freiberg, Adam|Freiberg, Lisa
Defendant Rippie, Deborah|Rippie, Douglas
Photo of Hon. Strand, Elizabeth

Judge

Hon. Strand, Elizabeth

Sherburne County (MN)

Minnesota

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Docket Entries

  1. Certificate of Representation Index # 1
  2. Summons Index # 2
  3. Complaint-Civil Index # 3
  4. Affidavit of No Service Index # 4
  5. Affidavit of No Service Index # 5
  6. Affidavit for Service by Publication or Alternative Means Index # 6
  7. Affidavit of Plaintiff Index # 7
  8. Proposed Order or Document Index # 8
  9. Schedule Pre-Trial
  10. Correspondence Index # 9
  11. Certificate of Representation Index # 10
  12. Notice of Case Filing and Assignment Index # 11 (Judicial Officer: Strand, Elizabeth )
  13. Order for Service by Publication or Alternative Means Index # 16 (Judicial Officer: Strand, Elizabeth )
  14. Correspondence Index # 12
  15. Affidavit of Service Index # 13
  16. Answer Index # 14
  17. Notice of Filing of Order Index # 17
  18. Notice of Deficiency Index # 18
  19. Affidavit of Service by Posting Index # 19
  20. Scheduling Order Index # 20 (Judicial Officer: Strand, Elizabeth )
  21. Notice of Filing of Order Index # 21
  22. e-Service Freiberg, Adam Served 02/24/2022
  23. e-Service Freiberg, Lisa Served 02/24/2022
  24. Discovery Plan Index # 22
  25. e-Service Freiberg, Adam Served 02/25/2022
  26. e-Service Freiberg, Lisa Served 02/25/2022
  27. Notice of Appearance Index # 23
  28. e-Service Freiberg, Adam Served 03/01/2022
  29. e-Service Freiberg, Lisa Served 03/01/2022
  30. e-Service Rippie, Douglas Served 03/01/2022
  31. e-Service Rippie, Douglas Served 03/01/2022
  32. Proposed Order or Document Index # 24
  33. Stipulation Index # 25
  34. e-Service Freiberg, Adam Served 06/01/2022
  35. e-Service Freiberg, Lisa Served 06/01/2022
  36. e-Service Rippie, Douglas Served 06/01/2022
  37. e-Service Rippie, Douglas Served 06/01/2022
  38. e-Service Rippie, Douglas Served 06/01/2022
  39. e-Service Rippie, Douglas Served 06/01/2022
  40. e-Service Freiberg, Adam Served 06/01/2022
  41. e-Service Freiberg, Lisa Served 06/01/2022
  42. Notice of Deficiency Index # 26
  43. Proposed Order or Document Index # 27
  44. Order for Dismissal Index # 29 (Judicial Officer: Strand, Elizabeth )
  45. Judgment Index # 30
  46. Notice of Filing of Order and Entry of Judgment Index # 31

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