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Case Information

Filed 2023-02-14
Status Original Type Family Law Status Conference
Type Dissolution W/ Minor Children
Docket 58 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Jeronimo, Vanessa|Jeronimo, Vanessa|Jeronimo, Vanessa
Defendant Jeronimo, Hector
Photo of Hon. Reyna Renee C

Judge

Hon. Reyna Renee C

San Mateo County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. New Filed Case
  2. Petition for Dissolution of Marriage/Domestic Partnership
  3. Summons Issued / Filed
  4. Income and Expense Declaration
  5. Declaration Under UCCJEA
  6. Separate Property Declaration
  7. Community Property Declaration
  8. Request to Waive Court Fees
  9. Fee Waiver Granted
  10. Notice of ADR
  11. Cause Of Action
  12. Notice of Assignment for All Purposes and Status Conference
  13. Notice of Rescheduled Hearing
  14. Substitution of Attorney as to
  15. Status PPOS Needed
  16. Income and Expense Declaration
  17. Party appeared by audio and/or video
  18. Proof of Service by PERSONAL SERVICE of
  19. Notice of Rescheduled Hearing
  20. Response & Request for
  21. Notice of ADR
  22. Declaration Under UCCJEA
  23. Request to Waive Court Fees
  24. Order received
  25. Order sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  26. Fee Waiver Granted
  27. Request for Order re:
  28. Family Law Status Conference
  29. Request for Order RE: Child Support
  30. Request for Order RE: Child Support
  31. Party appeared by audio and/or video
  32. Referral to Family Court Services recommending counseling
  33. Status Conference Statement
  34. Proof of Service - ELECTRONIC of
  35. FCS Notice of Appointment
  36. FCS Recommending Counseling - Regular
  37. Request for Order re:
  38. Proof of Service - ELECTRONIC of
  39. Proof of Service by MAIL of
  40. Income and Expense Declaration
  41. Proof of Service - ELECTRONIC of
  42. Order received
  43. Order sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  44. Responsive Declaration to Request for Order
  45. Income and Expense Declaration
  46. Declaration Regarding Service of
  47. Proof of Service by PERSONAL SERVICE of
  48. FCS Report submitted to the Court
  49. Proof of Service - ELECTRONIC of
  50. Supplemental
  51. Request for Order: Family Court Services Receipt
  52. Party appeared by audio and/or video
  53. Findings and Order After Hearing
  54. Status Conference Statement
  55. Family Law Status Conference
  56. Notice of Mandatory Settlement Conference
  57. Order received
  58. Order sent for signature to Judicial Officer

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