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Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-28
Status OPEN - CASE OPEN
Type Gj Guardianship Of A Juvenile
Docket 35 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Cook, Bryce Dalton|Giesman, Courtney
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Hon. 2 Nd Circuit Division 8

Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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  26. Emergency hearing commenced In Jonesboro today. APPS: Petitioner Courtney Geisman with attorney Bryce Cook; respondent mother Whitney Hilderbran, pro se. Respondent putative father David Blake pro se. RULING: This hearing is recessed and will resume on 12/14/23 at 9:30am at the Poinsett County Courthouse in Harrisburg. Mid-hearing, the Court became aware that the Petitioner has appeared in another case (56PR-18-68) where I issued a ruling restricting her access to her stepchildren, The Court theefore recesses to allow this case to be heard by a judge who has not had another case involving Ms. Geisman. Between now and the next hearing date, the twins are not to be removed from Craighead or Poinsett Counties. The Court has notified the Department of Human Services of this circumstance and all parties are ordered to cooperate fully with any DHS investigation. Bryce Cook will submit a recess order for entry. MBR
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