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Court

Cherokee County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-21
Status OP
Type Paternity (includes Legitimation)
Docket 28 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Lopez , Zachary
Defendant Macdonald , Ivy
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Judge

Hon. Richard a Jones

Cherokee County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. DOMESTIC INFORMATION FORM
  2. DOMESTIC STANDING ORDER/INVOLVING MINOR CHILDREN
  3. PETITION FILED
  4. SUMMONS
  5. AFFIDAVIT OF JAMES REDDY
  6. MOTION TO APPOINT SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER
  7. ORDER APPOINTING PROCESS SERVER
  8. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE - PERSONAL SERVICE - IVY MACDONALD 11-29-23
  9. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  10. NOTICE OF FILING DNA TEST
  11. ANSWER AND COUNTERCLAIM
  12. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE -ANSWER & COUNTERCLAIM
  13. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE - SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  14. SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL - ATTY SCOTT KIMBROUGH OBO PLF
  15. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE -LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  16. CONSENT MOTION TO EXTEND DISCOVERY PERIOD
  17. CONSENT ORDER EXTENDING DISCOVERY PERIOD
  18. CONSENT MOTION TO EXTEND DISCOVERY PERIOD
  19. CONSENT ORDER EXTENDING DISCOVERY PERIOD
  20. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE - RULE NISI
  21. RULE NISI - STATUS HEARING - ATTY DAVID FROST
  22. CONFLICT LETTER OF ATTY WHIT FROST FOR 12-11-24
  23. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE - NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  24. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE - AMENDED NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  25. NINTH JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT OFFICE OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION MEDIATION REPORT - FULL AGREEMENT
  26. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE - NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR ATTY MICHAEL SCOTT KIMBROUGH
  27. PARENTING SEMINAR CERTIFICATE--ZACHARY LOPEZ
  28. PARENTING SEMINAR CERTIFICATE-- ZACHERY LOPEZ

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