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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-06
Type Dissolution/divorce/separate Maintenance/alimony
Docket 47 entries
Disposition final dispos

Parties

Plaintiff Mcree, Candace A
Defendant Mcree, Riley A
Photo of Hon. W James Sizemore Jr

Judge

Hon. W James Sizemore Jr

Lee County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. Final Disposition Form
  2. Summons
  3. INITIATION FORM
  4. Rule Nisi Proposed - Rule NISI
  5. Certificate Rule 5.2
  6. Sheriff Service: Personal
  7. Entry Of Appearance
  8. Answer
  9. Certificate Rule 5.2
  10. Notice:Temporary Hearing
  11. Leave Of Absence
  12. Amended Leave Of Absence
  13. CALENDAR CALL LETTER
  14. Notice Of Deposition
  15. Notice Of Deposition
  16. Amended Notice Of Deposition
  17. Notice Of Deposition
  18. Notice Of Deposition
  19. Motion To Compel
  20. Motion To Compel
  21. Notice: Hearing
  22. Certificate Of Service
  23. Certificate Rule 5.2
  24. Certificate Rule 5.2
  25. Financial Affidavit
  26. Notice Of Bench Trial
  27. Receipt Of Payment - Subpoena
  28. Subpoena
  29. Certificate Rule 5.2
  30. CALENDAR CALL LETTER
  31. Amended Notice Of Bench Trial
  32. Notice: Hearing
  33. Motion To Compel
  34. 2nd Motion To Compel & Brief In Support
  35. CALENDAR CALL LETTER-Meeks
  36. Notice Of Deposition
  37. Notice Of Deposition
  38. Temporary Order
  39. Scheduling Order
  40. Petition For Contempt
  41. Notice: Hearing
  42. Response To Motion
  43. Sealed Deposition
  44. Letter To Attorneys From Judge
  45. Final Order
  46. Parenting Plan Order
  47. Child Support Order

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