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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-03
Status Completed/Re-Completed
Type Cpo Civil Protection Order
Docket 78 entries

Parties

Plaintiff (wip) eloka Hona, Ruth Angeline
Defendant (wip) peumeu, Theophile Kouam
Photo of Hon. Nelson Patricia J

Judge

Hon. Nelson Patricia J

Snohomish County (WA)

Washington

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Docket Entries

  1. 06/09/2023
  2. 10/03/2022
  3. 10/03/2022
  4. 10/03/2022
  5. 10/03/2022
  6. 10/03/2022
  7. 10/14/2022
  8. 10/18/2022
  9. 11/03/2022
  10. 11/03/2022
  11. 11/04/2022
  12. 11/07/2022
  13. 11/09/2022
  14. 11/30/2022
  15. 12/20/2022
  16. 01/26/2023
  17. Order Reissuing Temporary Protection Order
  18. Judicial Officer Harness, Susan
  19. Comment (Agreed), Entry: SCSO; Service: Not Required
  20. Ex Parte Action With Order
  21. Domestic Violence
  22. Judicial Officer Waggoner, Tracy G
  23. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  24. Cancel Reason Continuance
  25. Comment In person: Confirmed/Court
  26. Hearing Cancelled Unknown Party
  27. Comment previously reissued to 12/9/22
  28. Response
  29. Comment Declaration of Theophile Peumeu to Petition
  30. Declaration Affidavit
  31. Comment of Esther Konteh
  32. Declaration Affidavit
  33. Comment of Ines Djeuya Kamga Koudougnon
  34. Sealed Confidential Reports Cover Sheet
  35. Comment Snohomish County Report Case #2019-7051
  36. Domestic Violence
  37. Judicial Officer Waggoner, Tracy G
  38. Hearing Time 1:00 PM
  39. Comment In-Person; Confirmed/Court
  40. Motion Hearing
  41. Judicial Officer Waggoner, Tracy G
  42. Order Reissuing Temporary Protection Order
  43. Comment Entry: SCSO; Service; Not Required
  44. Domestic Violence
  45. Judicial Officer Waggoner, Tracy G
  46. Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  47. Comment In person; Confirmed/Court
  48. Order Dismissing Temporary Protection Order
  49. Judicial Officer Waggoner, Tracy G
  50. Comment /Agreed
  51. Case Resolution Dismissal Without Trial
  52. Motion Hearing
  53. Judicial Officer Waggoner, Tracy G
  54. Notice of Intent to Withdraw

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