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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-13
Status Case Closed
Type Civil Appeal Family Law Other
Docket 17 entries
Disposition order the judgment

Docket Entries

  1. Transferred from Supreme Court. (COA).
  2. Filed Proper Person Motion to Supplement Informal Brief. (SC)
  3. Filed Order Denying Motion. Appellant has filed a motion requesting supplemental briefing in this appeal. No good cause appearing, the motion is denied. (COA)
  4. Filed Order of Affirmance. "ORDER the judgment of the district court AFFIRMED." Court of Appeals- MG/BB/DW. (COA)
  5. Filed Appellant's Notice of Appearance for Marshal S. Willick. (COA)
  6. Filed Appellant's Motion for an Extension of Time. (COA)
  7. Filed Order. The clerk of this court shall add Mr. Willick and the Willick Law Group as counsel for appellant. Appellant has filed a motion for an extension of time. The motion is granted to the following extent. Petition for rehearing due: 30 days. (COA)
  8. Filed Respondent's Notice of Appearance for Chloe McClintick. (COA)
  9. Filed Appellant's Motion to be Removed as Attorney of Record for Monica Sims. (COA)
  10. Filed Respondent's Response to Motion to Be Removed as Attorney of Record. (COA)
  11. Filed Order Granting Motion to Withdraw. The clerk shall remove Marshal Willick and the Willick Law Group as counsel of record for appellant. The clerk of this court shall return, unfiled, the petition and CD received on July 25, 2023. Appellant shall have 14 days from the date of this order to file and serve a petition for rehearing accompanied by the filing fee. If no petition for rehearing is filed within this time period, the remittitur shall issue. (COA)
  12. Appellant's Rehearing Fee Paid. $150.00 from Monica Sims - check no. 3541. (COA)
  13. Filed Proper Person's Petition for Rehearing. (COA)
  14. Returned Filing Fee. Check No. 2402 returned to Monica Sims. (COA)
  15. Filed Proper Person's Motion to Submit Corroborating Evidence (CD). (COA)
  16. Filed Order Denying Rehearing. "Rehearing Denied." NRAP 40(c). fn1[ In light of this order, we deny appellant's September 5, 2023, motion to submit corroborating evidence, and we direct the clerk of court to return, unfiled, the compact disc provisionally received in this court on September 5, 2023.] COA-MG/BB/DW (COA)
  17. Transferred to Supreme Court.(COA)

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