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Court

Johnson County District Court

Kansas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-19
Status TERMINATED
Type Dissolution/divorce Action
Docket 21 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Reeson, Darcie Lynn
Defendant Reeson, Joshua Conrad
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Judge

Hon. Jason B Billam

Johnson County (KS)

Kansas

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Docket Entries

  1. FILE STAMP 05/15/24, FULL SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT
  2. FILE STAMP 02/05/24, QUALIFIED DOMESTIC RELATIONS ORDER
  3. FILE STAMP 01/02/24, PARTIAL SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT
  4. VITAL STATISTIC FORM SENT
  5. Changed Case Status: From: PENDING To: TERMINATED (SETTLED, NO JUDGE ACTION)
  6. FILE STAMP 12/14/23, DECREE OF DIVORCE
  7. FILE STAMP 12/14/23, CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET, ADOPTED BY COURT
  8. Defense Attorney PRO SE assigned on 12/14/23 Def Pro Se address: 5433 W 133RD TERR #223, OVERLAND PARK, KS 66209
  9. Plaintiff MEDIATOR added on 12/13/23
  10. FILE STAMP 12/13/23, JOINT PARENTING PLAN
  11. FILE STAMP 12/13/23, SEPARATION AGREEMENT
  12. FILE STAMP 12/13/23, DOMESTIC RELATIONS AFFIDAVIT OF RESPONDENT
  13. FILE STAMP 12/13/23, DOMESTIC RELATIONS AFFIDAVIT OF PETITIONER
  14. JOSHUA REESON COMPLETED PARENTS FOREVER 1
  15. DARCIE LYNN REESON COMPLETED PARENTS FOREVER 1
  16. FILE STAMP 07/24/23, ANSWER TO PETITION FOR DIVORCE
  17. FILE STAMP 07/24/23, ENTRY OF APPEARANCE AND WAIVER OF SERVICE
  18. FILE STAMP 07/21/23, ORDER TO ATTEND PARENTS FOREVER THROUGH JOHNSON COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
  19. Plaintiff Attorney PRO SE assigned on 07/19/23 Plt Pro Se address: 13005 WEST 128TH STREET, OVERLAND PARK, KS 66213
  20. FILE STAMP 07/18/23, PETITION FOR DIVORCE
  21. JUDGE JASON B BILLAM ASSIGNED TO CASE

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