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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-31
Type Cc Dissolution W/o Children
Docket 19 entries
Disposition Tried by Court-Civil

Parties

Defendant Camper, Kenneth Gene
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Judge

Hon. Swindle Thomas D

Butler County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Judge/Clerk - Note MACSS checked, no open or pending cases to be found. sp
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  4. Certificate of Dissolution
  5. Judge/Clerk - Note Certified copy of Judgment mailed to parties. kb
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  7. Judgment Entered
  8. Tried by Court-Civil Petitioner appears in person. No appearances by or for respondent. Affidavit presented and from the affidavit the court finds the marriage of the parties to be irretrievably broken and the same is ordered dissolved. Marital property and marital debts ordered divided and distributed as set forth in the formal judgment herein. Costs taxed to petitioner. All per formal judgment. So ordered. TDS/kb Associated Entries: 10/31/2022 - Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 12/01/2022; 9:01 AM; THOMAS D SWINDLE; Ripley
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  10. Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 12/01/2022 - Tried by Court-Civil + Scheduled For: 12/01/2022; 9:01 AM; THOMAS D SWINDLE; Ripley
  11. Notice Notice of entry mailed to respondent. jm
  12. Comp-Litigant Awareness Filed
  13. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed
  14. Separation Agreement Filed
  15. Income & Expense Stmnt Filed
  16. Confid Filing Info Sheet Filed
  17. Answer Filed
  18. Certificate of Dissolution
  19. Petition Filed - Domestic Rel Filed By: DEVOTA GAIL CAMPER

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