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Court

Napa County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-21
Status Inactive
Type Dept. Of Child Support Services (dcss)
Docket 29 entries

Parties

Plaintiff County Of Napa
Defendant Zamora, Cameron
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Judge

Hon. Stamps, Robert

Napa County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Notice: Regarding Payment of Support (FL-632)
  2. Proof of Service Petition (Family)
  3. Answer to Complaint DCSS
  4. Declaration: Income and Expense
  5. DCSS Motion: Initial Comment CHILD SUPPORT/HEALTHCARE/PAYMENT ON ARREARS, JOB SEARCH ORDERS, HEALTH CARE
  6. DCSS Motion (Initial) Judicial Officer Stamps, Robert Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Continued Party's Motion: Hearing Comment CHILD SUPPORT/HEALTHCARE/PAYMENT ON ARREARS, JOB SEARCH ORDERS, HEALTH CARE PROVISIONS
  7. Minute Order
  8. Order Comment SHORT FORM OAH
  9. Judgment
  10. Proof of Service
  11. DCSS Motion (Initial) Judicial Officer Stamps, Robert Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Heard Comment Child Support, Healthcare, Payment on Arrears, Job Search Orders, Healthcare Provisions
  12. Order Comment DECLARATION AND ORDER TO CORRECT CLERICAL ERROR
  13. Minute Order
  14. Judgment Comment 1st AMENDED JUDGMENT
  15. Proof of Service
  16. Order Comment OAH 03/22/24
  17. Proof of Service
  18. Judicial Officer Stamps, Robert
  19. Hearing Time 8:30 AM
  20. Result Heard
  21. Comment Child Support, Healthcare, Payment on Arrears, Job Search Orders, Healthcare Provisions
  22. Order
  23. Comment DECLARATION AND ORDER TO CORRECT CLERICAL ERROR
  24. Minute Order
  25. Judgment
  26. Comment 1st AMENDED JUDGMENT
  27. Proof of Service
  28. Order
  29. Comment OAH 03/22/24

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