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Court

Portage Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2023-04-19
Status CLOSED
Type Civil (probate)
Docket 88 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Casey, Jennifer
Defendant Casey, Phillip|Barnosky, Charles|Jeb Irrevocable Trust|Mccoy, Angela|Barnosky, John Alan|Barnosky, Jason|Hayes, Justin|Grisham, Sara|Barnosky, Jr, John
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Judge

Hon. Smith Patricia J Probate

Portage County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. OST BILL SENT (PROBATE)
  2. IVIL DOCKET & INDEX
  3. OMPUTER RESEARCH - ORC 2101.162 (A)(1)
  4. EGAL NEWS - ORC 2701.09
  5. OMPUTERIZATION FEE - ORC 2101.162(B)(1)
  6. IVIL COMPLAINT
  7. ROBATE SPECIAL PROJECT FUND (RES. NO. 22-0073)
  8. NSTRUCTIONS FOR SERVICE
  9. UMMONS ISSUED
  10. ERTIFIED MAIL (P)
  11. EPOSIT
  12. ISC FILINGS
  13. NSTRUCTIONS FOR SERVICE
  14. UMMONS ISSUED
  15. ERTIFIED MAIL (P)
  16. ISC FILINGS
  17. OTION/APPLICATION
  18. RDER
  19. NSWER
  20. OTICE OF APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL
  21. ISC FILINGS
  22. IVIL MOTION
  23. ISC FILINGS
  24. EPOSIT
  25. OTION/APPLICATION
  26. OURT NOTICE
  27. VENT SCHEDULED:
  28. ISC FILINGS
  29. AGISTRATE ORDER
  30. ISC FILINGS
  31. OURT NOTICE
  32. VENT SCHEDULED:
  33. OURT NOTICE
  34. VENT SCHEDULED:
  35. OURT NOTICE
  36. VENT SCHEDULED:
  37. IVIL MOTION
  38. AX TRANSMISSION
  39. OTION/APPLICATION
  40. ISC FILINGS
  41. AGISTRATE ORDER
  42. OURNAL ENTRY
  43. OTION/APPLICATION
  44. AX TRANSMISSION
  45. OTION/APPLICATION
  46. OTION/APPLICATION
  47. AX TRANSMISSION
  48. UDGMENT ENTRY
  49. VENT SCHEDULED:
  50. OURT NOTICE
  51. ISC FILINGS
  52. AGISTRATE DECISION
  53. VENT SCHEDULED:
  54. OURT NOTICE
  55. OURNAL ENTRY
  56. AX TRANSMISSION
  57. OTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  58. OTION/APPLICATION
  59. RDER
  60. AX TRANSMISSION
  61. AGISTRATE ORDER
  62. EGULAR MAIL
  63. EPOSIT
  64. REDIT CARD FEE
  65. OTION/APPLICATION
  66. OTION/APPLICATION
  67. ISC FILINGS
  68. NSWER
  69. VENT SCHEDULED:
  70. OURT NOTICE
  71. AGISTRATE ORDER
  72. EGULAR MAIL
  73. ISC FILINGS
  74. VENT SCHEDULED:
  75. OURT NOTICE
  76. AGISTRATE ORDER
  77. AGISTRATE ORDER
  78. VENT SCHEDULED:
  79. OURT NOTICE
  80. OURT NOTICE
  81. ISC FILINGS
  82. OTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  83. OTION/APPLICATION
  84. RDER
  85. ISC FILINGS
  86. AGISTRATE DECISION SIGNED
  87. EGULAR MAIL
  88. OURNAL ENTRY - THE COURT ADOPTS THE DECISION OF THE MAGISTRATE AS THE ORDER OF THE COURT

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