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Court

Pinellas County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-25
Status REOPEN - CLOSED
Type Temporary Child Custody
Docket 35 entries
Disposition settlement

Parties

Plaintiff Kristina Kay Speer
Defendant Megan Merschen|Valdet Gjeloshi
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Judge

Hon. Campbell, Kimberly

Pinellas County (FL)

Florida

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Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. OPY OF DRIVERS LICENSE Party: SPEER, KRISTINA KAY
  2. EOPEN - CLOSED
  3. TIPULATION
  4. ILED WITH CLERK
  5. OTICE OF HEARING
  6. OTION
  7. ASE REOPENED Status: CIVIL REOPEN - CLOSED
  8. EDIATION SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  9. OTICE FINAL DISPO OF FAMILY MEDIATION
  10. RDER APPROVING
  11. OTICE OF MEDIATION CONFERENCE
  12. RDER OF REFERRAL TO FAMILY MEDIATION
  13. OTICE OF HEARING
  14. OTION Party: MERSCHEN, MEGAN
  15. ASE REOPENED Status: CIVIL REOPEN - CLOSED
  16. RDER GRANTING
  17. AMILY - CASE DISPOSED BY JUDGE
  18. OTICE OF INTENT
  19. OTICE OF INTENT
  20. OTICE OF APPEARANCE Party: SPEER, KRISTINA KAY
  21. RDER SETTING HEARING
  22. OTICE OF HEARING
  23. OTICE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS Party: MERSCHEN, MEGAN
  24. NSWER Party: MERSCHEN, MEGAN
  25. UMMONS RETURN OF SERVICE - SERVED Party: MERSCHEN, MEGAN
  26. OCIAL SECURITY NUMBER PLAINTIFF - PETITIONER
  27. UMMONS - ISSUED Party: MERSCHEN, MEGAN
  28. ESIGNATION OF E-MAIL ADDRESS(ES) Party: SPEER, KRISTINA KAY
  29. AIVER OF SERVICE Party: GJELOSHI, VALDET
  30. FFIDAVIT AS TO MILITARY SERVICE
  31. OTICE OF RELATED CASES
  32. FFIDAVIT-DECLARATION UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY
  33. ETITION FOR
  34. IVIL COVER SHEET - FAMILY
  35. PPLICATION FOR INDIGENT STATUS APPROVED Party: SPEER, KRISTINA KAY

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