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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-03
Type Divorce (includes Annulment)
Docket 52 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Tolley, Elias Dean Mackenzie
Defendant Tolley, Christie Crocker
Photo of Hon. Jeffery S Malcom

Judge

Hon. Jeffery S Malcom

Franklin County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. PROPOSED VITAL RECORDS FORM
  2. VERIFICATION
  3. CASE FILING FORM
  4. PRO SE FORM
  5. PLF FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  6. PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN ORDER
  7. PROPOSED RULE NISI
  8. VISITATION SCHEDULE
  9. PLF ONLY SIGNED AGREEMENT TO TRY
  10. STANDING ORDER
  11. UNSIGNED DEF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
  12. UNEXECUTED SHERIFF'S SERVICE
  13. COMPLAINT
  14. PARENTING PLAN
  15. SUMMONS
  16. PROPOSED CASE DISPOSITION FORM
  17. SHERIFF'S EOS
  18. PLAINTIFFS REQUEST FOR COURT DATE
  19. NOTICE OF HEARING - 12/11/23 (PLF WAS ADVISED WE DO NOT MAIL COPIES TO DEF, THAT WOULD BE HIS RESPONSIBILITY)
  20. ANSWER
  21. VERIFICATION
  22. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  23. ORDER ON TEMPORARY HEARING AND CONTINUANCE
  24. CERTIFICATION OF DIVORCE SEMINAR COMPLETION BY DEF
  25. CERTIFICATION OF DIVORCE SEMINAR COMPLETION BY PLF
  26. RESP FIRST MOTION IN LIMINE
  27. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  28. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  29. ORDER ON TEMPORARY HEARING
  30. ORDER SCHEDULING MEDIATION
  31. ORDER
  32. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  33. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  34. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE & CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  35. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  36. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  37. ORDER RESCHEDULING MEDIATION
  38. ORDER MAKING THE MEDIATED AGREEMENT AN ORDER OF THE COURT
  39. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  40. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  41. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  42. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  43. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  44. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  45. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  46. RULE NISI - 6/3/24
  47. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  48. FINAL JUDGMENT AND DECREE OF DIVORCE INCORPORATING SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  49. CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET
  50. CHILD SUPPORT ADDENDUM & ORDER
  51. REPORT OF DIVORCE (MAILED TO VITAL RECORDS)
  52. INCOME DEDUCTION ORDER

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