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Court

Escambia County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-17
Status CLOSED
Type Declaratory Judgment
Docket 25 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Hayes, Helen Sampson
Defendant Davis, George Mose Jr
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Judge

Hon. / BRODERSEN , AMY P

Escambia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. INAL JUDGMENT TRANSFERRING REAL PROPERTY - Recorded (OR.8932.1702 / 2023013109)
  2. ASE CLOSED
  3. INAL JUDGMENT TRANSFERRING REAL PROPERTY
  4. EPORT IN RESPONSE TO MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  5. OTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  6. NSWER TO VERIFIED COMPLAINT
  7. AYMENT $400.00 RECEIPT #2022086200
  8. ERTIFIED COPY OF COUNTY CIVIL PROGRESS DOCKET REPORT
  9. ERTIFIED COPY OF ORDER ON MOTION TO TRANSFER TO CIRCUIT COURT
  10. TRANSFERRED FROM 2022 CC 005805
  11. RODERSEN, AMY P.: ASSIGNED
  12. LAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY: GUTTMANN, STEPHEN M ASSIGNED
  13. ICKSON, BARRY EARL JR: ASSIGNED
  14. ASE FILED 11/17/2022 CASE NUMBER 2022 CA 002125
  15. RDER TRANSFERRING CASE TO CIRCUIT COURT
  16. OTICE OF FILING FINAL JUDGMENT OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  17. OTION TO TRANSFER TO CIRCUIT COURT
  18. EFENDANT'S ATTORNEY: SANDERS, ROBERT HADLEY III ASSIGNED
  19. RDER APPOINTING ATTORNEY AD LITEM FOR DEFENDANT
  20. AYMENT $300.00 RECEIPT #2022079928
  21. LAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY: GUTTMANN, STEPHEN M ASSIGNED
  22. ICKSON, BARRY EARL JR: ASSIGNED
  23. OTION TO APPOINT ATTORNEY AD LITEM
  24. ETITION FOR DECLARATORY RELIEF
  25. OVERSHEET

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