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Meriwether County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-11
Status OP
Type Civil Appeal
Docket 17 entries
Disposition order to transfer

Parties

Plaintiff Copeland , Brandia | Copeland , Caira | Copeland , Isayah | Copeland , Charles Iii
Defendant Copeland , Tabitha

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Docket Entries

  1. eFiled Document: CASE FILING FORM
  2. eFiled Document: PETITION FOR REVIEW
  3. FILED IN OFFICE: CERTIFICATE OF FILING APPLICATION OF REVIEW
  4. FILED IN OFFICE: CERTIFICATE OF PAYMENT OF COSTS
  5. FILED IN OFFICE: ORDER TO TRANSFER CASE TO ANOTHER COURT SIGNED BY JUDGE RASNICK WITH PROBATE COURT FILE
  6. eFiled Document: DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL
  7. FILED IN OFFICE: TRANSCRIPT OF PROBATE COURT HEARING ON 02/14/2024 BOOK 1 OF 2
  8. FILED IN OFFICE: TRANSCRIPT OF PROBATE COURT HEARING ON 02/14/2024 BOOK 2 OF 2
  9. FILED IN OFFICE: HEARING RESET NOTICE MOVING CASE TO FALL JURY TRIAL CALENDAR
  10. HRG HEARING
  11. FILED IN OFFICE: SCHEDULING ORDER SIGNED BY JUDGE KIRBY
  12. PRT PRETRIAL HEARING
  13. JTR JURY TRIAL
  14. eFiled Document: MOTION TO EXTEND DISCOVERY
  15. FILED IN OFFICE: ORDER EXTENDING DISCOVERY SIGNED BY JUDGE BLACKMON
  16. eFiled Document: MOTION TO EXTEND DEADLINE TO FILE MOTIONS
  17. FILED IN OFFICE: ORDER EXTENDING DEADLINE TO FILE MOTIONS SIGNED BY JUDGE BLACKMON

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