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Court

Gwinnett County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-01
Status Transfer to Juvenile
Type Separate Maintenance*
Docket 40 entries
Disposition transfer

Parties

Plaintiff Bassel, Mary L
Defendant Fajemirokun, Michael O
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Judge

Hon. Tracey D Mason

Gwinnett County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. Complaint
  2. Domestic Expense Affidavit Comment MARY L BASSEL
  3. Summons
  4. General Civil/Domestic Relations Case Filing Info
  5. Summons Served 12/16/2022
  6. Sheriffs Entry of Service
  7. Answer and Counterclaim
  8. Attorney Notice of Leave of Absence
  9. Certificate of Completion of Parenting Seminar
  10. Amended Attorney Leave of Absence
  11. Entry of Appearance/Appearance of
  12. Leave of Absence
  13. Amendment to Complaint/Petition
  14. Motion
  15. Motion
  16. Certificate of Service of Discovery
  17. Motion for Emergency Hearing
  18. Response to Motion
  19. Certificate of Service of Discovery
  20. Order On Motion Comment FOR EMERGENCY HEARING
  21. Notice of Hearing
  22. Certificate of Service of Discovery
  23. Response to Motion
  24. Response to Motion
  25. Hearing Judicial Officer Conner, Melodie Snell Hearing Time 9:30 AM Comment Temporary Hearing, Motion for Contempt and Motion for Interim Attorney's Fees
  26. Interlocutory Order Comment CONSENT
  27. Certificate of Service of Discovery
  29. Certificate
  30. Certificate of Clerk Comment RETURNED MAIL
  31. Attorney Notice of Leave of Absence
  33. Amended Attorney Leave of Absence

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