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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-24
Status Open
Type Div Or Cust W/children (3 An)|Unmarried Parents Do Not Agree (or Are Unsure) On Parenting Plan
Docket 19 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Ross, Laura
Defendant Thomas, Corey
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Judge

Hon. Rankin, Christina

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Initial Judicial Assignment Laura Ross (Plaintiff); Corey Thomas (Defendant);
  2. Petition for Custody Receipt: 2109323 Date: 07/24/2023
  3. Child Custody Jurisdiction Affidavit
  4. Domestic Relations Procedural Order and Assignment
  5. Summons and Notice to Both Parties of Judicial Assignment
  6. Information Sheet - Confidential Document per Civil Rule 90.1(f)(1)
  7. Notice of Filing DR-305, DR-314, DR-306, DR-250
  8. Child Support Guidelines Affidavit
  9. Information Sheet - Confidential Document per Civil Rule 90.1(f)(1)
  10. Financial Declaration (Party B)
  11. Certificate of Completion of Viewing "Listen to the Children" Video Corey Thomas (Defendant);
  12. Motion for Interim Custody & Support Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Laura Ross (Plaintiff); Filing Party: Ross, Laura Case Motion #1
  13. Sent Out Answer for Custody Packet Corey Thomas (Defendant);
  14. Best Interests Affidavit and Memorandum Laura Ross (Plaintiff);
  15. Answer and Counterclaim to Custody Corey Thomas (Defendant);
  16. Child Custody Jurisdiction Affidavit Corey Thomas (Defendant);
  17. Child Support Guidelines Affidavit Corey Thomas (Defendant);
  18. Motion for Change of Custody Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Corey Thomas (Defendant); Filing Party: Thomas, Corey Filing Party: Thomas, Corey Case Motion #2
  19. Civil Deficiency Memo mailed re: The Certificate of Service on your recently filed Motion for Change of Custody does not indicate the date of service. You must fill out the certificate of service section at the end of the form or file a separate certificate of service form listing: the documents served, who you served, when you did service, and how you provided copies to the other side in the case. You may use the court’s Certificate of Service (form TF-700), available at: https://public.courts.alaska.gov/web/forms/docs/tf-700.pdf. Serve by first-class mail or hand-delivery unless otherwise ordered by the court. Or, if the other side agreed to service by fax or e-mail by checking that option in the person’s initial filing (or by filing a separate notice of consent), then you may serve by that method instead. Civil Rules 5(f) and 5.1(c)(3). Civil Deficiency Memo (1/22) Sent on: 09/27/2023 10:12:09.25

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