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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-19
Type Fc Dissolution W/o Children
Docket 31 entries
Disposition Consent Judgment

Parties

Defendant Way, Timothy Martin
Photo of Hon. Mckee, Victoria Mullen

Judge

Hon. Mckee, Victoria Mullen

St. Louis County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Certif Copies/Leg File Prepard 1 CERTIFIED COPY HANDED TO PETITIONER, 1 CERTIFIED COPY MAILED TO RESPONDENT.
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  4. Separation Agreement Filed SEPARATION AGREEMENT & LEGAL DESCRIPTION
  5. Judgment on Dissolution JUDGMENT AND DECREE OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE GRANTED. BOTH PARTIES APPEAR IN PERSON. THERE ARE NO UNEMANCIPATED CHILDREN BORN/ADOPTED OF THE MARRIAGE; NO MAINTENANCE TO BE PAID BY EITHER PARTY; THE PARTIES HAVE ENTERED INTO A SEPARATION AGREEMENT MARKED EXH(1) WHICH IS FOUND TO BE NOT UNCONSCIONABLE AND MADE A PART OF THIS JUDGMENT. THE PARTIES ARE ORDERED TO PERFORM THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH; LEGAL DESCRIPTION ATTACHED AS EXH(2); COURT COSTS TO BE PAID FROM THE COSTS DEPOSITED. BOTH PARTIES WAIVE THEIR RIGHT TO REHEARING. A CERTIFIED COPY OF THIS JUDGMENT WILL BE MAILED TO BOTH PARTIES; SO ORDERED: COMM MCKEE ADOPTED & APPROVED: JUDGE HEGGIE
  6. Sound Recording Log Sheet
  7. Consent Judgment Associated Entries: 07/13/2022 - Non Contested Hrng Sched Scheduled For: 08/08/2022; 9:30 AM; VICTORIA MULLEN MCKEE; St Louis County
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  9. Non Contested Hrng Sched Associated Entries: 08/08/2022 - Consent Judgment Scheduled For: 08/08/2022; 9:30 AM; VICTORIA MULLEN MCKEE; St Louis County
  10. Notice of Hearing Filed
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  12. Property Statement Filed Filed By: CHRISTINA MARIE WAY
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  14. Correspondence Sent
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  16. Property Statement Filed
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  18. Correspondence Sent
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  20. Proposed Order Filed FORM 15 - MEDIATION IN FAMILY COURT
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  22. Judge/Clerk - Note Automatic Family Court Order Rule 68.3, Mandatory Exchange of Documents Rule 68.5 AND MEDIATION RULE 68.14 MAILED TO RESPONDING party.
  23. Comp-Litigant Awareness Filed Filed By: CHRISTINA MARIE WAY
  24. Receipt Filed
  25. Judge/Clerk - Note Automatic Family Court Order Rule 68.3, Mandatory Exchange of Documents Rule 68.5 AND MEDIATION RULE 68.14 given/mailed/electronically sent to filing party.
  26. Answer Filed Filed By: TIMOTHY MARTIN WAY
  27. Property Statement Filed SIGNED BY BOTH PARTIES
  28. Income & Expense Stmnt Filed Filed By: CHRISTINA MARIE WAY
  29. Confid Dom Rel Info File Sheet
  30. Certificate of Dissolution
  31. Dissolution Filed Family

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