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Court

Wayne Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2023-10-20
Status Final
Type (dp) Paternity
Docket 39 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Edwards, Teresa
Defendant Jenkins, Brannden
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Judge

Hon. Glendening, Alexis

Wayne County (MI)

Michigan

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Docket Entries

  1. Miscellaneous Motion, Filed
  2. Complaint, Filed
  3. Service Review Scheduled
  4. Sent to Process Server - Court Officer
  5. Addendum to Protected Personal Identifying Information
  6. Not Served - Returned
  7. Order for Special Service, Signed and Filed
  8. Miscellaneous Motion, Filed
  9. Motion to Extend Time, Filed
  10. Order Extending Time, Signed and Filed
  11. Alternate Service to Court Officer
  12. Successfully Served
  13. Exparte Motion and Order for Genetic Testing, S/F
  14. Proof of Mailing, Filed
  15. Genetic Test - Partial
  16. Non-Excluded: Results Received
  17. Genetic Test Results Filed
  18. Proof of Mailing, Filed
  19. Hearing Requested
  20. Notice of Hearing and Proof of Mailing, Filed
  21. Final Pre-Trial Conference
  22. Final Pre-Trial Conference
  23. Uniform Child Support Order, Signed and Filed
  24. Closed/Final - Order of Filiation and Support, S/F
  25. Proof of Mailing, Filed
  26. Post-Motion for Support, Filed
  27. Motion for Financial Issues
  28. Proof of Mailing, Filed
  29. Proof of Mailing, Filed
  30. Fee Waiver Request & Order, Signed and Filed
  31. Motion For Financial Issues
  32. Motion for Support
  33. Dismissed Non-Appearance
  34. Granted
  35. Referee Recommendation Issued
  36. Proof of Mailing, Filed
  37. Interim Order, Signed and Filed
  38. Audit for Recommendation Entry
  39. Proof of Mailing, Filed

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