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Court

San Mateo Co

California

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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-27
Status Dismissed
Type Dv Prevention W/o Minor Children
Docket 41 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Lee, Grace
Defendant Albowicz, Joseph
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Judge

Hon. Dabel Sean P

San Mateo County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. ismissal - Court Ordered
  2. onfidential CLETS Information RECEIVED
  3. eclaration re: Notice of Ex Parte Application for Orders
  4. equest for Domestic Violence Restraining Order
  5. V-TRO Ex Parte Cover Sheet
  6. x Parte sent to Judicial Officer
  7. ause Of Action
  8. otice of Court Hearing
  9. emporary Restraining Order
  10. V - Documents Picked Up
  11. omestic Violence Restraining Order Hearing
  12. rder on Request to Continue Hearing
  13. tipulation for Court Commissioner to Act as Temporary Judge
  14. ubstitution of Attorney as to
  15. equest to Continue Hearing
  16. rder received
  17. rder sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  18. rder on Request to Continue Hearing
  19. eclaration
  20. rder received
  21. rder sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  22. ubstitution of Attorney as to
  23. rder on Request to Continue Hearing
  24. equest to Continue Hearing
  25. rder received
  26. rder sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  27. rder on Request to Continue Hearing
  28. V - Documents Picked Up
  29. rief
  30. tatement
  31. esponse
  32. itness List
  33. ist of Proposed Exhibits
  34. videntiary Hearing
  35. videntiary Hearing
  36. rder received
  37. rder sent for signature to Judicial Officer
  38. emporary Restraining Order
  39. V - Documents Picked Up
  40. otice & Acknowledgment of Receipt of
  41. vidence Hearing

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