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Court

Johnson County District Court

Kansas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-25
Status TERMINATED
Type Parentage
Docket 31 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Elmer, Logan Paul|Lyle, Kristopher Paul|Elmer, Logan Paul|Keene, Seth Rogers|Elmer, Logan Paul|Lyle, Kristopher Paul|Elmer, Logan Paul|Keene, Seth Rogers
Defendant Harder, Logan B
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Judge

Hon. Joann M Woltman

Johnson County (KS)

Kansas

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Docket Entries

  1. FILE STAMP 08/23/24, MOTION FOR LEAVE TO WITHDRAW
  2. Changed Case Status: From: PENDING To: TERMINATED (SETTLED, NO JUDGE ACTION)
  3. <******* Bench Notes *********> PARTIES REACHED AN AGREEMENT PRIOR TO THE HEARING.(JUDGE: WOLTMAN)
  4. FILE STAMP 04/10/24, AGREED JOURNAL ENTRY AND JUDGMENT OF PATERNTIY, CUSTODY AND SUPPORT
  5. FILE STAMP 04/09/24, CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET, SUBMITTED BY LOGAN
  6. RESCHED. STATUS CONFERENCE on 04/15/24,09:00am,Div 11
  7. SCHED. STATUS CONFERENCE on 04/01/24,09:00am,Div 11
  8. <******* Bench Notes *********> PARTIES HAVE REACHED AN AGREEMENT. SET FOR J.E. DOCKET.(JUDGE: WOLTMAN)
  9. FILE STAMP 12/14/23, JOURNAL ENTRY (REVIEW HEARING SET FOR FEBRUARY 27, 2024 AT 9:30 VIA ZOOM)
  10. SCHED. REVIEW HEARING on 02/27/24,09:30am,Div 11
  11. <******* Bench Notes *********> PETITIONER APPEARED WITH COUNSEL, S. KEENE. RESPONDENT APPEARED WITH COUNSEL, J. LOWE. GAL ANDY BOLTON APPEARS. ALL PARTIES APPEAR BY VIDEO. PARTIES WILL BEGIN COPARENTING COUNSELING IMMEDIATELY. PARTIES ARE IN AGREEMENT ON THE CHANGE IN PARENTING TIME. RESET FOR REVIEW.(RPTR: RECORDING)(JUDGE: WOLTMAN)
  12. FILE STAMP 10/10/23, AGREED ORDER MODIFYING TEMPORARY ORDERS
  13. SCHED. REVIEW HEARING on 12/12/23,10:00am,Div 11
  14. <******* Bench Notes *********> PETITIONER APPEARED WITH COUNSEL, S. KEENE. RESPONDENT APPEARED WITH COUNSEL, J. LOWE. GAL ANDREW BOLTON APPEARED. ALL APPEARED BY ZOOM. PARTIES AGREE TO GAL RECOMMENDATIONS ON PARENTING TIME, COPARENTING COUNSELING AND OTHER ITEMS. GAL TO SUBMIT ORDERS. MOM'S PARENTING TIME WILL BEGIN THIS WEEKEND. RESET FOR REVIEW VIA ZOOM.(RPTR: RECORDING)(JUDGE: WOLTMAN)
  15. PREVIOUS BENCH NOTE FOR DATE: 09/19/23 AND TIME: 10:44am "DELETED"
  16. FILE STAMP 09/11/23, ORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN AD LITEM
  17. SCHED. STATUS CONFERENCE on 10/06/23,10:30am,Div 11
  18. <******* Bench Notes *********> PARTIES APPEAR WITH COUNSEL OF RECORD. ANDREW BOLTON APPEARS AS GAL. ALL APPEAR VIA ZOOM. PARTIES REQUEST TIME FOR THE GAL TO GET UP TO SPEED. RESET FOR STATUS.(RPTR: RECORDING)(JUDGE: WOLTMAN)
  19. ELECTRONIC ENTRY OF APPEARANCE BY JON K LOWE AS A DEFENSE ATTORNEY FOR LOGAN B HARDER
  20. FILE STAMP 08/31/23, JOURNAL ENTRY (AUGUST 25, 2023)
  21. SCHED. STATUS CONFERENCE on 09/05/23,08:45am,Div 11
  22. <******* Bench Notes *********> AN EMERGENCY HEARING WAS HELD. THE COURT REMOVES THE TEMPORARY ORDERS OF PROTECTION FROM THE ASSOCIATED CASE. DAD IS AWARDED CUSTODY OF THE MINOR CHILD, WITH VISITATION TO MOM OVERNIGHTS ON MONDAYS. A GAL WILL BE APPOINTED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE WITH DAD PAYINF 75% AND MOM PAYING 25%.(RPTR: RECORDING)(JUDGE: WOLTMAN)
  23. FILE STAMP 8/25/2023, SHORT FORM DOMESTIC RELATIONS AFFIDAVIT OF RESPONDENT
  24. FILE STAMP 8/25/2023, PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN
  25. FILE STAMP 8/25/2023, ANSWER TO PETITION FOR DETERMINATION OF PATERNITY
  26. FILE STAMP 8/25/2023, VOLUNTARY ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  27. ELECTRONIC ENTRY OF APPEARANCE BY SETH ROGERS KEENE AS A PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY FOR LOGAN PAUL ELMER; LOGAN PAUL ELMER
  28. Judge JOANN M WOLTMAN assigned to case
  29. FILE STAMP 08/24/23, VERIFIED PETITION FOR DETERMINATION OF PATERNITY
  30. FILE STAMP 08/24/23, MOTION FOR EMERGENCY EX PARTE TEMPORARY ORDERS
  31. JUDGE JASON B BILLAM ASSIGNED TO CASE

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