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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-22
Status Reopened
Type Civil Protective Order (3 An)|Domestic Violence: Short Term
Docket 16 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Not Published
Defendant Gaston, Soliemon
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Judge

Hon. Wheeles Ian

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Petition for Domestic Violence Protective Order: Short-Term
  2. Petition for Domestic Violence Protective Order: Long-Term
  3. Order Granting Short-Term Petition
  4. Process Issued Agency Issued to: APD Agency Location: Anchorage Protective Order Short Term issued on: 01/22/2024 For: Minor Party
  5. Return of Service Date of Service: 01/26/2024 Protective Order Short Term served on: 01/26/2024 For: Minor Party
  6. Process Issued Agency Issued to: APD Agency Location: Anchorage Extended Short Term Protective Order issued on: 02/10/2024 For: Minor Party
  7. Order Extending Short Term Order
  8. Oral Motion On Record 02/09/2024 Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Minor Party (Respondent); Filing Party: Filing Party: Minor Party Case Motion #1
  9. Order Granting Oral Motion On Record 02/09/2024 Minor Party Case Motion #1
  10. Attorney Information Attorney Williams, Ann-Claire K representing Minor Petitioner as of 03/07/2024 Not Published (Petitioner);
  11. Motion to Reassign Attorney: Williams, Ann-Claire K (2402021) Case Motion #2
  12. Order Granting Motion: Case Motion #2 Motion to Reassign
  13. Domestic Violence Case Reassignment Order
  14. Judicial Assignment to Judge Wheeles T/W 3AN-24-05044CI
  15. Return of Service Extended Short Term Protective Order/Reassignment served on: 03/07/2024 For: Minor Party
  16. Order Extending Short Term Order

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