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Court

Orange County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-23
Status Closed
Type Domestic Violence
Docket 36 entries
Disposition Permanent Injunction

Parties

Plaintiff Satish Ramdat
Defendant Victoria Rios
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Judge

Hon. Alison A Kerestes

Orange County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Evidence Control Sheet
  2. Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  3. Notice Appearance of Counsel
  4. Do Not Possess or Own Any Weapons or Firearms
  5. Consent
  6. Comprehensive Case History
  7. Comprehensive Case History
  8. Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  9. Court Minutes
  10. Final Order Permanent Injunction Recorded
  11. Proof of Service
  12. Final Order of Injunction
  13. HEARING - Injunctions - DuBois, Eric H (Actual: DuBois, Eric H)
  14. HEARING - Injunctions - Beamer, Denise Kim (Actual: DuBois, Eric H)
  15. Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  16. Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  17. Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  18. Letter
  19. Letter
  20. Letter
  21. Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  22. Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  23. Order Extending Injunction
  24. Motion for Continuance
  25. Notice Appearance of Counsel
  26. Order for Continuance Granted
  27. HEARING - CANCELED-Cancelled Injunctions - Kerestes, Alison A
  28. Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  29. Temporary Injunction
  30. Designation of Email Address for a Party Not Represented by
  31. Request for Confidential Address
  32. Petition for Injunction for Protection Against
  33. Notice of Related Cases
  34. Cover Sheet for Family Court Cases
  35. Case Initiated
  36. Notice of Social Security

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