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Polk County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-04-28
Type Dmar Dissolution Of Marriage
Docket 22 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Rylott, Sydni Alyse
Defendant Conkel, Riley Hunter
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Judge

Hon. Brenda P Ramirez

Polk County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. IVIL COVER SHEET
  2. UMMONS (TO BE ISSUED BY CLERK)
  3. ETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  4. NIFORM CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION AFFIDAVIT
  5. OTICE OF RELATED CASES
  6. OTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
  7. OTICE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION WITHIN COURT FILING
  8. FFIDAVIT FINANCIAL- SYDNI ALYSE RYLOTT
  9. LERK'S DETERMINATION OF INDIGENT STATUS DENIED
  10. AMILY LETTER FOR FILING AND SUMMONS FEES
  11. UMMONS ISSUED BY CLERK
  12. OTICE OF APPEARANCE
  13. ESIGNATION OF CURRENT MAILING AND ELECTRONIC MAIL ADDRESSES
  14. ERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
  15. ERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED
  16. OTION FOR REFERRAL TO FAMILY MEDIATION
  17. USBANDS VERIFIED ANSWER TO WIFES PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE; AND COUNTER PETITION FOR
  18. ISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE AND OTHER RELIEF
  19. NSWER TO HUSBANDS VERIFIED COUNTER PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  20. OTICE OF VIRTUAL MEDIATION
  21. RDER OF REFERRAL TO FAMILY MEDIATION
  22. OTION FOR REFERRAL TO FAMILY MEDIATION

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