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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-06
Status Disposed
Type Diss. Of Marriage + Dom W/children
Docket 67 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Rojas, Brienna Renee
Defendant Rojas, Kaitlyn Marie
Photo of Hon. Mastrarrigo, Lorena V.

Judge

Hon. Mastrarrigo, Lorena V.

Broward County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Final Disposition Form
  2. Income Deduction Order
  3. Income Withholding for Support Order and Fl Addendem
  4. Notice of Filing
  5. Order Setting Case Management Conference
  6. Copy of Receipt
  7. Response to Request for Admissions
  8. Response to Request for Production
  9. Motion for Order
  10. Notice of Readiness for Trial
  11. Notice of Hearing
  12. Mediation Report
  13. Motion for Extension of Time
  14. Notice of Cancellation
  15. Notice of Mediation
  16. Notice of Filing
  17. Court Ord/No Trial Set
  18. Re-Notice of Hearing
  19. Agreed Order
  20. Answer to Counter Petition
  21. Notice of Mediation
  22. Notice of Unavailability
  23. Request for Production
  24. Request for Admissions
  25. Objection
  26. Order Extending Time
  27. Memo
  28. Notice of Service of Interrogs
  29. Notice of Hearing
  30. Notice of Social Security
  31. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act Affidavit
  32. Answer and Counter Petition
  33. Notice of Filing
  34. Notice of Confidential Information Within Court Filing
  35. Supplemental
  36. Notice of Confidential Information Within Court Filing
  37. Notice of Withdrawal
  38. Agreed Order
  39. Certificate of Compliance With Mandatory Disclosure
  40. Notice of Filing Financial Affidavit
  41. Certificate of Compliance With Mandatory Disclosure
  42. Notice of Filing
  43. Financial Affidavit
  44. Motion for Extension of Time
  45. Notice of Filing
  46. Motion for Protective Order
  47. Motion to Strike
  48. Notice of Hearing
  49. Notice of Hearing
  50. Motion to Stay
  51. Motion for Default
  52. Notice of Unavailability
  53. Amended
  54. Motion to Strike
  55. Notice of Appearance
  56. Motion for Temporary Relief
  57. Summons Returned Served
  58. Clerk's Certificate of Compliance W_2017-19-UFC
  59. Family Cover Sheet
  60. eSummons Issuance
  61. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act Affidavit
  62. Petition (eFiled)
  63. Notice of Appearance
  64. Notice of Confidential Information Within Court Filing
  65. Notice of Filing Designation of Emailing Addresses
  66. Notice of Related Cases
  67. Notice of Filing

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