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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-07
Status Closed
Type Domestic Relations Other (4 Fa)|Paternity Determine Person Is Biological Father
Docket 7 entries
Disposition dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Khan, Jameel
Defendant Riddick, Zhane Natasha
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Judge

Hon. Haines Patricia L

Denali Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. NOTICE: Case Not To Proceed Until Deficiencies Are Cured
  2. Complaint for Establishment of Paternity
  3. Child Custody Jurisdiction Affidavit
  4. Motion for Genetic (DNA) Testing Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Filing Party: Khan, Jameel Filing Party: Khan, Jameel Case Motion #1
  5. Civil Deficiency Memo mailed re: **ACTION NEEDED FOR CASE TO PROCEED** **Please correct these deficiencies within 30 days.** Pursuant to Civil Rule 3(a), the complaint, in order to be accepted for filing, must be accompanied by a completed case description on a form provided by the clerk of court. The case description is form number CIV-125S (superior court). Mark one box and file the form with the court. Pursuant to Administration Rule 9(b) and 9(c), upon filing any civil case in the superior court, there is a filing fee of $250.00. You may pay the filing fee online by searching the case number at courts.alaska.gov. If you cannot pay, the Request for Exemption from Payment of Fees is form number TF-920. If you do not have access to a notary, attach TF-835 to the request for exemption of fees. DR-314 Information Sheet is required pursuant to Civil Rule 90.1(f)(1)(A). Pursuant to Civil Rule 11, pleadings filed with the court must be signed and notarized if notary required. Returning Complaint filed 03/07/22 for no signature. Pursuant to Civil Rule 3(a) and 4(b)(2), The complaint shall be accompanied by all summonses that will be issued with the case. The court summons is form number CIV-100. Please ensure to write the case number, case caption, and your name and address on the lines provided. Pursuant to Civil Rule 77(b)(4): In addition, if a motion is filed and served on a defendant before an answer to the complaint is due under the rules, the motion must be accompanied by a notice advising the defendant of the right to file a written opposition to the motion, the time within which the opposition must be filed under Civil Rule 77(c)(2)(i), and the place where it must be filed. You may use the CIV-650: Notice of Motion form. Please complete the entire form, file an original with the court and serve a copy on the other party with the Summons and Complaint pursuant to Civil Rule 4. Jameel Khan (Plaintiff);
  6. Case Dismissed. Case Closed. Pursuant to Admin. Rule 9(f)(4)
  7. Proposed Order Not Used Motion for Genetic (DNA) Testing

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