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Court

Escambia County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-06
Status CLOSED
Type Dissolution Of Marriage
Docket 23 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Richards, Deedee Bonnie
Defendant Richards, Andrew Thomas
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Judge

Hon. L Miller John L

Escambia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. FAMILY LAW STANDING PRETRIAL ORDER
  2. PAYMENT $408.00 RECEIPT #2024009475
  3. CLERK DETERMINED INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CONFIDENTIALITY UNDER IDENTIFIED PROVISION AS TO SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS
  4. PETITIONER'S ATTORNEY: BLACKLEDGE, AUTUMN BECK ASSIGNED
  5. MILLER, JOHN L: ASSIGNED
  6. NOTICE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION WITHIN COURT FILING
  7. NOTICE OF FILING SPECIAL AFFIDAVIT FOR UNCONTESTED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE WITHOUT A HEARING
  8. SPECIAL AFFIDAVIT FOR UNCONTESTED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE WITHOUT A HEARING
  9. PETITIONER/WIFE'S NOTICE OF FILING PROOF OF RESIDENCY
  10. MARITAL SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  11. JOINT STIPULATION FOR WAIVER OF MANDATORY DISCLOSURE
  12. NOTICE OF JOINT VERIFIED WAIVER OF FILING FINANCIAL AFFIDAVITS
  13. PETITIONER/WIFE'S NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
  14. HUSBAND'S NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
  15. RESPONDENT/HUSBAND'S WAIVER, ANSWER AND ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE
  16. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE ON BEHALF OF PETITIONER/WIFE AND EMAIL DESIGNATION
  17. WIFE'S PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  18. FAMILY COVER SHEET
  19. USBAND'S NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
  20. ESPONDENT/HUSBAND'S WAIVER, ANSWER AND ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE
  21. OTICE OF APPEARANCE ON BEHALF OF PETITIONER/WIFE AND EMAIL DESIGNATION
  22. IFE'S PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  23. AMILY COVER SHEET

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