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Polk County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-03
Type Dmar Dissolution Of Marriage
Docket 28 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Ordonia, Kathryn
Defendant Ordonia, Nicholas
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Judge

Hon. Torea Spohr

Polk County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. IVIL COVER SHEET
  2. UMMONS ISSUED BY CLERK
  3. OTICE OF RELATED CASES
  4. OTICE OF APPEARANCE AS COUNSEL
  5. ESIGNATION OF ELECTRONIC MAIL ADDRESS
  6. NIFORM CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION AFFIDAVIT
  7. IFES VERIFIED PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE AND OTHER RELIEF
  8. OTICE OF FILING WIFES FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  9. FFIDAVIT FINANCIAL KATHRYN ORDONIA
  10. ERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE WITH MANDATORY DISCLOSURE
  11. TANDING ORD FOR CONTESTED DISS OF MARRIAGE (AO 5-51.0)
  12. IFES FIRST REQUEST TO PRODUCE TO HUSBAND
  13. EMAND FOR MANDATORY DISCLOSURE
  14. OTICE OF APPEARANCE AND DESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESS
  15. CCEPTANCE OF SERVICE
  16. USBANDS ANSWER TO WIFES PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE AND OTHER RELIEF AND HUSBANDS COUNTER
  17. ETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE AND OTHER RELIEF NICHOLAS ORDONIA
  18. IFES VERIFIED RESPONSE TO HUSBANDS COUNTER PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE KATRYN ORDONIA
  19. ERTIFICATE OF PARENTING CLASS COMPLETION NICHOLAS ORDONIA
  20. IFES MOTION TO COMPEL
  21. OTION FOR ORDER OF REFERRAL TO FAMILY MEDIATION
  22. ERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE WITH MANDATORY DISCLOSURE
  23. ESPONSE TO PETITIONERS REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  24. RDER OF REFERRAL TO FAMILY MEDIATION
  25. OTICE OF FILING HUSBANDS FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  26. OTICE OF VOLUNTARY WITHDRAWAL
  27. OTICE OF VIRTUAL MEDIATION AND ASSESSED FEE
  28. OTICE OF VIRTUAL MEDIATION AND ASSESSED FEE

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