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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-30
Type Cc Dissolution W/o Children
Docket 30 entries
Disposition Uncontested

Parties

Defendant Loyd, Ashlee
Photo of Hon. Elliott R Brent

Judge

Hon. Elliott R Brent

Caldwell County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Cert of Dissolution Mailed Certificate of Dissolution prepared and mailed to MO-BVR. dlj
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  4. Uncontested
  5. Judgment on Dissolution
  6. Uncont Dissolution Hrng Held Petitioner appears in person and by attorney Cale Griffin. Respondent appears in person pro se. Evidence heard. Court finds jurisdictional allegations to be true. Marriage irretrievably broken with no reasonable likelihood marriage can be preserved. Ordered DISSOLVED. Property Settlement is not unconscionable and therefore approved. Maintenance waived and deemed non-modifiable. Costs taxed against Petitioner. Respondent's former name of Loyd is hereby restored to her. All as per formal JUDGMENT filed. RBE/tah Associated Entries: 03/08/2023 - Uncont Dissolution Hrng Sched Scheduled For: 03/16/2023; 9:00 AM; R BRENT ELLIOTT; Clinton
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  8. Uncont Dissolution Hrng Sched Associated Entries: 03/16/2023 - Uncont Dissolution Hrng Held + Scheduled For: 03/16/2023; 9:00 AM; R BRENT ELLIOTT; Clinton
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  10. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Judgment For Dissolution Of Marriage. Filed By: CALE A GRIFFIN On Behalf Of: JOSHUA A CERFUS
  11. Notice of Hearing Filed Notice of Hearing. Filed By: CALE A GRIFFIN
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  13. Separation Agreement Filed Filed By: CALE A GRIFFIN On Behalf Of: JOSHUA A CERFUS
  14. Entry of Appearance Filed Entry of Appearance. Filed By: CALE A GRIFFIN
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  16. Uncont Dissolution Hrng Sched
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  18. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled Petitioner appears in person pro se. Respondent appears in person pro se. Cause continued to 03/16/2023 at 9:00 am to allow parties to adduce evidence. RBE/tah Associated Entries: 12/30/2022 - Uncont Dissolution Hrng Sched Hearing Continued From: 01/12/2023; 9:00 AM Uncntstd Dissolution Hrg
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  20. Uncont Dissolution Hrng Sched Associated Entries: 01/12/2023 - Hearing Continued/Rescheduled + Scheduled For: 01/12/2023; 9:00 AM; R BRENT ELLIOTT; Clinton
  21. Receipt Filed
  22. Judgment Filed
  23. Income & Expense Stmnt Filed
  24. Answer Filed
  25. Property Statement Filed
  26. Program Completion Filed
  27. Notice of Hearing Filed
  28. Confid Dom Rel Info File Sheet
  29. Certificate of Dissolution
  30. Petition Filed - Domestic Rel

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