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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-11
Type Divorce
Docket 15 entries
Disposition Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Stuart, Kazar|P
Defendant N/a|Steers, Keith|N/a
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Judge

Hon. Swenski Lisa

Lorain County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE WITHOUT CHILDREN, AFFIDAVIT OF PROPERTY AND DEBT, AFFIDAVIT OF BASIC INFORMATION, INCOME, AND EXPENSES BY POVERTY AFFIDAVIT, CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE NOTICE FILED BY KAZAR STUART
  2. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE FILED BY KAZAR STUART.
  3. CONTACT INFORMATION FORM FILED BY KAZAR STUART.
  4. POVERTY AFFIDAVIT APPROVED. DEPOSIT FOR FILING FEES ONLY WAIVED. AN ADDITIONAL DEPOSIT FOR COSTS MAY BE REQUIRED OF A PARTY WHILE A CASE IS PENDING AND SHALL BE ASSESSED AGAINST A PARTY AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE CASE UNLESS OTHERWISE ORDERED BY THE COURT. SO ORDERED. (MAGISTRATE ORDER) (AIB) CC: PLTF (COUNTER SERVICE)
  5. CERTIFIED MAIL WAS RETURNED AND FILED: #9414726699042216405858 - UNCLAIMED - PLTF NOTIFIED
  6. CASE CALLED. PLAINTIFF APPEARED. PLAINTIFF APPEARED. CASE CONTINUED FOR FINAL HEARING WITH MAGISTRATE BLAKE ON 10/03/2023 AT 1:30 P.M. PLAINTIFF ORDERED TO SUBMIT JUDGMENT ENTRY ON THE DATE OF FNIAL HEARING. CLERK ORDERED TO ISSUE NOTICE OF HEARING TO BOTH PARTIES BY REGULAR US MAIL. SEE JOURNAL. (MAG ORDER SKB) PLTF (LEAR NAGLE RD), DEFT (LEAR NAGLE RD)
  7. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE FILED.
  8. NOTICE OF HEARING FILED AND SENT BY REGULAR MAIL TO THE PARTY NAMED BELOW (AS REQUESTED): KAZAR STUART AND KEITH STEERS
  9. THIS CAUSE CAME ON FOR HEARING ON 10/3/23 BEFORE MAG BLAKE TO WHOM THIS MATTER WAS REFERRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF CIVIL RULES 75 AND 53 BY JUDGE SWENSKI. THE PARTIES SPECIFICALLY WAIVE A SEPARATE MAGISTRATE'S DECISION AND AGREE THAT THE JUDGMENT APPROVED AND SIGNED BY THE MAGISTRATE AND JUDGE SHALL BE FINAL UPON FILING AND JOURNALIZING. SEE JOURNAL (SKB)(LIS) CC: PLTF(LEAR NAGLE), DEFT(LEAR NAGLE)
  10. HEARING HAD. DIVORCE GRANTED. SEE JOURNAL. (SKG)(LIS) CC:PLTF(LEAR NAGLE), DEFT(LEAR NAGLE)
  11. CIVIL RULE 58 (B) NOTICE SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO PLTF(LEAR NAGLE), DEFT(LEAR NAGLE)
  12. CERTIFIED ABSTRACT OF DIVORCE/DISSOLUTION/ANNULMENT ISSUED TO OH DEPT OF HEALTH, BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS.
  13. CASE TAXED AND CLOSED - COSTS TO BE PAID BY KAZAR STUART PER LOCAL COURT RULE. BILL SENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $241.41
  14. 30-DAY DELINQUENT COURT COST LETTER SENT TO KAZAR STUART
  15. Receipt #: 23-0031084 Processed.

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