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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-31
Type Protective Order Dismissed
Docket 26 entries
Disposition transfer
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Judge

Hon. MISAK, TRISHA

Cleveland County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. ORDER ACCEPTING TRANSFER
  2. CERTIFIED ORDER REQUESTING TRANSFER FROM CLEVELAND CO
  3. ALL DOCUMENTS FROM CLEVELAND COUNTY
  4. PETITION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER
  5. LAW LIBRARY
  6. DISPUTE MEDIATION
  7. OKLAHOMA COURT INFORMATION SYSTEM FEE - EFFECTIVE 07/01/04
  8. OK COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES
  9. 10% OF CASA TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  10. OK COUNCIL ON JUDICIAL COMPLAINTS REVOLVING FUND
  11. 10% OF COJC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  12. COURTHOUSE SECURITY FEE
  13. 10% OF CHSC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  14. STATE JUDICIAL REV. FUND INTERPRETER & TRANSLATOR SERVICES
  15. 15% TO DISTRICT COURT REVOLVING FUND
  16. COURT CLERK PRESERVATION FUND
  17. S/O: PARTIES APPEAR IN PERSON & W/COUNSEL. BY
  18. AGREEMENT, EMERGENCY ORDER OF PROTECTION IS DISMISSED
  19. AS TO MINOR CHILDREN. THE SAME SHALL REMAIN IN FORCE
  20. AND EFFECT AT TO LAUREN NICHOLE SHOOP AS TEMP.
  21. EMERGENCY ORDER OF PROTECTION W/EXCEPTIONS FOR MINOR
  22. CHILD EXCHANGES. PARTIES RESERVE ALL CLAIMS &/OR
  23. DEFERENCES. EMERGENCY ORDER REMAINS IN EFFECT
  24. PURSUANT TO 22 O.S.60.4(B)(6), BY AGREEMENT. CC:
  25. ATTYS (TM)
  26. AMENDED ORDER/INTERIM ORDER CC: GCSO

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