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Case Information

Filed 2023-02-01
Type Pate Paternity
Docket 24 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Salmon, Alfredo
Defendant Torres Flores Perla Anary
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Judge

Hon. Melissa Gravitt

Polk County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. IVIL COVER SHEET
  2. ETITION TO SUPERSEDE OR MODIFY ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER THROUGH A PETITION TO ESTABLISH PATERNITY TIME
  3. HARING CHILD SUPPORT AND OTHER RELATED RELIEF
  4. OTICE OF RELATED CASES
  5. OTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
  6. NIFORM CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION AFFIDAVIT
  7. OTICE OF APPEARANCE AND DESIGNATION OF EMAIL
  8. OTICE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION WITHIN COURT FILING
  9. OTICE OF FILING DRIVERS LICENSE
  10. UMMONS ISSUED BY CLERK
  11. AMILY LETTER FOR FILING FEES
  12. OTICE OF FILING COMPLAINT SEEKING TO DETERMINE PATERNITY
  13. DUPLICATE) LETTER FROM CLERK FILING FEE DUE
  14. IVIL COVER SHEET
  15. DUPLICATE) LETTER FROM CLERK FILING FEE DUE
  16. DUPLICATE) NOTICE OF RELATED CASES
  17. ERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED
  18. OTION FOR DEFAULT
  19. EFAULT (TO BE ISSUED BY CLERK)
  20. EFAULT PERLA ANARY TORRES FLORES
  21. OTION TO INTERVENE
  22. ETTER FROM ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
  23. NTERVENORS ANSWER TO PETITION TO SUPERSEDE OR MODIFY ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER THROUGH A PETITION
  24. O ESTABLISH PATERNITY TIMESHARING CHILD SUPPORT AND OTHER RELATED RELIEF - FL DOR

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