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Court

Escambia County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-25
Status CLOSED
Type Name Change
Docket 27 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Moore, Riley Elizabeth | Woods, Rachel Elaine
Defendant In Re: Name Change
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Judge

Hon. L Miller John L

Escambia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. SECOND COLLECTIONS NOTICE SENT
  2. SECOND COLLECTIONS NOTICE SENT
  3. NOTICE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF LIMITATION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
  4. NOTICE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF LIMITATION OF SERVICES PROVIDED
  5. EMAIL DESIGNATION.
  6. EMAIL DESIGNATION.
  7. NOTICE OF RELATED CASES
  8. BIRTH CERTIFICATE
  9. BIRTH CERTIFICATE
  10. PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME (FAMILY)
  11. FAMILY COVER SHEET
  12. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS FILED WITH CLERK DETERMINING THAT APPLICANT IS INDIGENT - RILEY
  13. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS FILED WITH CLERK DETERMINING APPLICANT IS NOT INDIGENT - RACHEL
  14. FIRST COLLECTIONS NOTICE SENT
  15. FIRST COLLECTIONS NOTICE SENT
  16. MILLER, JOHN L: ASSIGNED
  17. EMAIL DESIGNATION.
  18. NOTICE OF RELATED CASES
  19. BIRTH CERTIFICATE
  20. BIRTH CERTIFICATE
  21. PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME (FAMILY)
  22. FAMILY COVER SHEET
  23. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS FILED WITH CLERK DETERMINING THAT APPLICANT IS INDIGENT - RILEY
  24. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS FILED WITH CLERK DETERMINING APPLICANT IS NOT INDIGENT - RACHEL
  25. FIRST COLLECTIONS NOTICE SENT
  26. FIRST COLLECTIONS NOTICE SENT
  27. MILLER, JOHN L: ASSIGNED

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