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Court

Telfair County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2023-05-05
Status OP
Type Civil Appeal
Docket 53 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Evans , Sabrina | Evans , Bullah | Evans , Linda
Defendant Mccrimmon , Billy | Mccrimmon , Debra Ann
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Judge

Hon. Howard C Kaufold Jr

Telfair County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. CASE FILED IN
  2. eFiled Document: "ENTRYOFAPPEARANCE"
  3. eFiled Document: "LEAVEOFABSENCE"
  4. eFiled Document: "MISCELLANEOUS"
  5. CONTNUED
  6. CCL
  7. CCL CALENDAR CALL
  8. eFiled Document: "MISCELLANEOUS"
  9. READY FOR TRIAL
  10. CCL
  11. eFiled Document: "SchedulingOrder"
  12. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  13. eFiled Document: "Order"
  14. eFiled Document: "ORDER"
  15. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  16. MOT MOTION
  17. SUBPOENA
  18. CONTNUED
  19. MOT
  20. eFiled Document: "LeaveOfAbsence"
  21. eFiled Document: "Miscellaneous"
  22. CONTNUED
  23. CCL
  24. eFiled Document: "Miscellaneous"
  25. CCL
  26. CONTNUED
  27. eFiled Document: "Miscellaneous"
  28. CONTNUED
  29. CCL
  30. eFiled Document: "LeaveOfAbsence"
  31. eFiled Document: "Miscellaneous"
  32. CCL
  33. eFiled Document: "Miscellaneous"
  34. MOTION
  35. READY FOR BENCH TRIAL
  36. CCL
  37. eFiled Document: "SchedulingOrder"
  38. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  39. eFiled Document: "CONFLICTLETTER"
  40. NOTICE OF CONTINUANCE
  41. CONTNUED
  42. MOT MOTION
  43. eFiled Document: "Miscellaneous"
  44. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  45. eFiled Document: "SchedulingOrder"
  46. READY FOR TRIAL
  47. CCL
  48. MOTION
  49. eFiled Document: "Order"
  50. HRG HEARING
  51. eFiled Document: "LeaveOfAbsence"
  52. MOTION
  53. CONTNUED

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