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Court

Lorain Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2023-02-27
Type Dissolution
Docket 11 entries
Disposition Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Krasula, Peggy
Defendant Krasula, James
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Judge

Hon. Swenski Lisa

Lorain County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. Filing fee of $280.00, paid by: LAW OFFICES OF ROBERT A MARCIS II
  2. Receipt #: 23-0004968 Processed.
  3. PETITION, WAIVER OF SUMMONS AND SEPARATION AGREEMENT FILED.
  4. CONTACT INFORMATION FORM FILED BY ATTY ROBERT MARCIS
  5. FINAL HEARING SET FOR 3/31/2023 AT 9:00AM. SEE JOURNAL. (MAG ORDER) (PMK) CC: PET1, PET2
  6. THIS CAUSE CAME ON FOR HEARING AND THE SAME WAS DULY HEARD THIS 31ST DAY OF MARCH, 2023 BEFORE MAGISTRATE STEPHEN K BLAKE TO WHOM THIS MATTER WAS REFERRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF CIVIL RULES 75 AND 53 BY THE HONORABLE LISA I SWENSKI, JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION IN LORAIN COUNTY, OHIO ON THE PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION. FURTHER, THE PARTIES SPECIFICALLY WAIVE SEPARATE MAGISTRATE'S DECISION AND AGREE THAT THE JUDGMENT ENTRY MAY BE SIGNED BY THE MAGISTRATE AND THE JUDGE, AND SHALL BE FINAL UPON FILING AND JOURNALIZING. (LIS) CC: PETITIONER-1 (STONEPATH ST), PETITIONER-2 (AQUAMARINE BLVD)
  7. WIFE IS RESTORED TO HER FORMER NAME PEGGY DUNFEE. SEE JOURNAL. (LIS) CC: PETTIONER-1 (STONEPATH ST), PETITIONER-2 (AQUAMARINE BLVD)
  8. HEARING HAD. DISSOLUTION GRANTED. SEE JOURNAL. (LIS) CC: ATTY MARCIS, PETITIONER-1 (STONEPATH ST), PETITIONER-2 (AQUAMARINE BLVD)
  9. CIVIL RULE 58 (B) NOTICE SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO ATTY MARCIS, PETITIONER-1 (STONEPATH ST), PETITIONER-2 (AQUAMARINE BLVD)
  10. Receipt #: 23-0008964 Processed.
  11. CASE TAXED AND CLOSED

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