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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-14
Type Fc Dissolution W/o Children
Docket 22 entries
Disposition Consent Judgment

Parties

Defendant Loetscher, Amanda R
Photo of Hon. Lay Virginia W

Judge

Hon. Lay Virginia W

St. Louis County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Certif Copies/Leg File Prepard 1 CERTIFIED COPY OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE MAILED TO PETITIONER'S ATTORNEY, AND RESPONDENT.
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  4. Certif Copies/Leg File Prepard Certified Copies and Stipulations Prepared
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  6. Separation Agreement Filed
  7. Judgment on Dissolution JUDGMENT AND DECREE OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE GRANTED. THERE ARE NO UNEMANCIPATED CHILD(REN) BORN OF THIS MARRIAGE. NO MAINTENANCE IS TO BE PAID BY EITHER PARTY AT THIS TIME. THE PARTIES HAVE ENTERED INTO A SEPARATION AGREEMENT MARKED AS EXHIBIT (1) WHICH IS FOUND TO BE NOT UNCONSCIONABLE WITH LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE REAL PROPERTY OR PROPERTIES DIVIDED. COURT COSTS ARE TO BE PAID FROM THE COURT COST DEPOSITS PREVIOUSLY POSTED. SO ORDERED: JUDGE VIRGINIA LAY
  8. Consent Judgment
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  10. Separation Agreement Filed Consent Marital Settlement and Separation Agreement. Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY On Behalf Of: MICHAEL B SAGO
  11. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage. Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY
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  13. Summons Issued-Circuit Document ID: 22-SM32-1256, for LOETSCHER, AMANDA R. Summons Attached in PDF Form for Attorney to Retrieve from Secure Case.Net and Process for Service.
  14. Judge/Clerk - Note Automatic Family Court Order Rule 68.3, Mandatory Exchange of Documents Rule 68.5, and Mediation Rule 68.14 given/mailed/electronically sent to filing party.
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  16. Filing Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY
  17. Motion Special Process Server Request for Special Process Server APPROVED ON APRIL 15, 2022 Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY On Behalf Of: MICHAEL B SAGO
  18. Confid Dom Rel Info File Sheet Confidential Case Filing Sheet. Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY
  19. Certificate of Dissolution Certificate of Dissolution. Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY
  20. Property Statement Filed Statement of Property. Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY
  21. Income & Expense Stmnt Filed Statement of Income. Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY
  22. Dissolution Filed Family Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Filed By: BRIAN LANGLEY

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