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Westmoreland County

Pennsylvania

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-22
Status S. D.
Type Divorce
Docket 63 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Michael E Doolittle
Defendant Terri Doolittle
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Judge

Hon. MICHELE G BONONI

Westmoreland County (PA)

Pennsylvania

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Docket Entries

  1. Confidential Information Form
  2. MOT/PET COUNSEL FEES
  3. ORDER HEARING SCHEDULED
  4. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  5. RESPONSE
  6. ORDER DOMESTIC RELATIONS QUALIFIED
  7. ORDER HEARING SCHEDULED
  8. MOT/PET CONTEMPT
  9. Confidential Information Form
  10. DIVORCE DECREE
  11. DIVORCE GRANTED
  12. *PRAECIPE TRANSMIT RECORD
  13. ORDER ALL COUNTS CONFERENCE/MSA
  14. PRAECIPE FOR AN ORDER APPROVING GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
  15. AFFIDAVIT OF CONSENT & WAIVER OF PLAINTIFF
  16. AFFIDAVIT OF CONSENT & WAIVER OF DEFENDANT
  17. AFFIDAVIT NON MILITARY SERVICE
  18. MOT/PET COUNSEL FEES
  19. MOT/PET COUNSEL FEES
  20. ALL COUNTS CONFERENCE MASTER'S RECOMMENDATION AND ORDER
  21. INCOME AND EXPENSE STATEMENT INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT
  22. Confidential Document Form
  23. MARITAL ASSET AND LIABILITY SUMMARY
  24. Confidential Document Form
  25. MOT SCHEDULE ALL COUNTS/ORDER
  26. MOT/PET COUNSEL FEES
  27. MOT/PET COUNSEL FEES
  28. ORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN AD LITEM
  29. ORDER AMENDING
  30. APPEARANCE ENTERED BY
  31. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  32. Entry of Appearance (eFiling)
  33. ORDER HEARING CONTINUED
  34. ORDER CUSTODY
  35. MOT/PET COUNSEL FEES
  36. ORDER CUSTODY
  37. ORDER HEARING SCHEDULED
  38. ORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN AD LITEM
  39. STATEMENT PRE-TRIAL - PLAINTIFF
  40. Confidential Information Form
  41. STATEMENT PRE-TRIAL - DEFENDANT
  42. Confidential Information Form
  43. REQUEST FOR CUSTODY PRE TRIAL CONFERENCE
  44. ORDER HEARING SCHEDULED
  45. MOTION/PETITION
  46. RECOMMENDATION AND ORDER
  47. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  48. CRIMINAL RECORD/ABUSE HISTORY VERIFICATION
  49. ORDER RECUSAL
  50. *COUNT OTHER
  51. *COUNT INSURANCE POLICIES
  52. *COUNT COUNSEL FEES COSTS AND EXPENSES
  53. *COUNT ALIMONY
  54. MOT/PET RAISING CLAIMS
  55. ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE
  56. APPEARANCE ENTERED BY
  57. JUDICIAL ASSIGNMENT FORM
  58. CRIMINAL RECORD/ABUSE HISTORY VERIFICATION
  59. ORDER CUSTODY CONCILIATION CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FOR
  60. *COUNT INJUNCTIVE RELIEF
  61. *COUNT CUSTODY
  62. *COUNT EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION
  63. *COMPLAINT DIVORCE

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