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Case Information

Filed 2023-04-13
Status Briefing Suspended
Type Civil Appeal Family Law Proper Person
Docket 23 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Appeal Filing Fee Waived. In Forma Pauperis. (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal/Proper Person. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (SC)
  3. Issued Notice Regarding Deadlines. (SC)
  4. Filed Order Regarding Pro Bono Counsel and Directing Transmission of Record. This case is hereby referred to the program established by the Pro Bono Committee to evaluate whether appellant and respondent can benefit from the program. Notice of appearances due: 60 days. The briefing schedule in this appeal shall be suspended pending further order of this court. District Court record due: 30 days. (SC)
  5. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 1. (SC)
  6. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 2. (SC)
  7. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 3. (SC)
  8. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 4. (SC)
  9. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 5. (SC)
  10. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 6. (SC)
  11. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 7. (SC)
  12. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 8. (SC)
  13. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 10. (SC)
  14. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 9. (SC)
  15. Filed Record on Appeal - VOL 11. (SC)
  16. Filed District Court Documents. Document: (SEALED) Volume 12 of RECORD ON APPEAL. Added to Record on Appeal as Volume 12. (SC)
  17. Filed Notice of Appearance of Pro Bono Counsel (Chad Aronson as counsel for the Respondent). (SC)
  18. Filed Notice of Appearance of Pro Bono Counsel (Emily Ellis, Emily Dyer, Chelsee Jensen and William Nobriga as counsel for the Appellant). (SC).
  19. Filed Appellant's Errata to Notice of Appearance of Pro Bono Counsel (Certificate of Service). (SC)
  20. Filed Order Reinstating Briefing. Attorneys Emily A. Ellis, Emily L. Dyer, Chelsee C. Jensen, and William D. Nobriga have now filed a notice of appearance as appellant's pro bono counsel, and attorney Chad R. Aronson has filed a notice of appearance as respondent's pro bono counsel. Accordingly, this court sets forth the following schedule for the requesting of transcripts and briefing in this appeal. Appellant's transcript request form and docketing statement due: 14 days. Opening brief due: 90 days. (SC)
  21. Filed Appellant's Request for Transcript of Proceedings. Transcripts requested: 4/24/2014, 9/11/2014, 12/8/2014, 3/21/2019, 1/15/2020, 3/18/2020, 5/5//2020, 5/12/2020, 10/26/2022, 12/7/2022, and 3/8/2023. To Court Reporters: Lori Urmston, Julie Kernan, and Brandi Smith. Request for Transcripts for Pro Bono Appeal. (SC)
  22. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement. (SC)
  23. Filed Appellant's Unopposed Motion for Limited Transmission of Sealed Volume 12 of the Record on Appeal to Counsel of Record on Appeal. (SC)

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