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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-20
Status Disposed
Type Marriage Divorce Children
Docket 25 entries
Disposition agreed judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Ripka, Cassie Leeann
Defendant Ripka, George Nolen Taylor

Docket Entries

  1. Docket Entry Set on the uncontested docket on Modification of Final Decree. Petitioner appeared and announced ready. Respondent appeared and announced ready. Both signed Modification Order. Record- waived. Testimony and evidence presented. Modification granted. Modification of possession and access. Parties remain JMCs, but dad is now primary. His previous child support is now terminated. Mom to have Standard Possession Order. Child support ordered to be paid by mom set at $250.00 per month beginning May 1, 2023. Pronounced and rendered this date. LHL
  2. Notice Pro Se Notice- Cassie Ripka
  3. Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs or an Appeal Bond- Cassie Leeann Ripka
  4. Certificate of Last Known Mailing Address- Cassie Leeann Ripka
  5. Notice of Current Address- Cassi Leeann Ripka
  6. Affidavit Sample Testimony for Divorce With Children- Cassie Leeann Ripka
  7. Answer Respondent's Original Answer- GeorgeNolen Taylor Ripka
  8. Waiver Respondent's Waiver of Service Only (Specific Waiver)
  9. Proposed Final Decree of Divorce
  10. Z - AG - Intervention into Cassie Ripka's Original Petition for Divorce
  11. Uncontested (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Hufstetler, K. Randall)
  12. Docket Entry Passed. No agreement with AG. CDB
  13. Docket Entry Set on Unc. Dkt. Both parties appeared pro se. Both parties signed Decree. Rec. waived. Evidence presented. Divorce granted. 2 children of the marriage. Parties are appointed as JMC, with neither as primary. Visitation per Decree. Child support set at $450.00 per month, beginning 1-15-22. Property division per Decree. Pronounced and rendered this date. CDB
  14. Decree Final Decree of Divorce / KRH / 34 pages (signed on 2/25/2022)
  15. Notice of Judgment (3)
  16. Declaration in Support of Changing Primary Custody Within One Year
  17. Post Judgment: Modification - Custody (OCA) Petition to Modify the Parent-Child Relationship
  18. Waiver of Service Respondent's Waiver of Service Only (Specific Waiver)
  19. Uncontested (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Bradshaw, Chad) Modification 03/10/2023 Reset by Court to 02/28/2023 10/10/2023 Reset by Court to 03/10/2023
  20. Order In Suit To Modify Parent-Child Relationship
  21. Order to Employer to Terminate Withholding for Support
  22. Affidavit Military Status Affidavit
  23. Notice of Current Address
  24. Record of Support Order (AG)
  25. Notice of Judgment - Mailed

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