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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-23
Type F 40 Family Custody Application C.g.s. 46 B 61
Docket 43 entries
Disposition judgment after completed trial to the court with no jury

Parties

Plaintiff Gary Upton
Defendant Meagan Secor

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. APPEARANCE
  2. APPEARANCE Appearance
  3. CUSTODY APPLICATION
  4. ORDER HEARING AND NOTICE
  5. NOTICE OF AUTOMATIC COURT ORDERS (JD-FM-158)
  6. AFFIDAVIT CONCERNING CHILDREN
  7. MOTION FOR JOINT CUSTODY OF MINOR CHILDREN
  8. NOTICE Notice of Filing Request for Mandatory Disclosure
  9. MOTION FOR MENTAL OR PHYSICAL EXAM
  10. DOCUMENT ESTABLISHING LEGAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHILD(REN) IN CUST/VIS ACTION PA 18-75
  11. ORDER HEARING AND NOTICE
  12. MOTION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN AD LITEM
  13. MOTION FOR ORDER Motion for Order: Immediate Trial
  14. OBJECTION TO MOTION Objection to Def. Motion for Immediate Trial
  15. RETURN OF SERVICE
  16. OBJECTION TO MOTION
  17. MEMORANDUM OF RESOLUTION SCREENING (FORM JD-FM-290)
  18. NOTICE
  19. ORDER RESULT: Order 3/13/2024 HON KENNETH SHLUGER
  20. MOTION FOR ORDER Defendant's Motion to Reallocate Guardian Ad Litem Fees
  21. OTION FOR ORDER Defendant's Motion to Reallocate Guardian Ad Litem Fees
  22. BJECTION TO MOTION Objection to Motion for Order
  23. ISCLOSURE OF EXPERT WITNESS
  24. ERTIFICATION TO COURT OF PARENTING EDUCATION PROGRAM RESULTS BY FAM DIV CGS SEC. 46b-69b(c)
  25. OTICE Notice of Compliance
  26. EQUEST TO BRING AUDIO/VISUAL EQUIPMENT INTO THE COURTHOUSE (JD-CL-90)
  27. RDER RESULT: Granted 5/14/2024 HON SUSAN CONNORS
  28. EQUEST TO BRING AUDIO/VISUAL EQUIPMENT INTO THE COURTHOUSE (JD-CL-90)
  29. RDER RESULT: Granted 5/14/2024 HON SUSAN CONNORS
  30. INANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  31. ROPOSED ORDER Trial Compliance
  32. ASEFLOW REQUEST - FAMILY MATTERS (FORM JD-FM-292) RESULT: Order 5/20/2024 HON CECIL THOMAS
  33. RDER RESULT: Order 5/20/2024 HON CECIL THOMAS
  34. OTICE OF COMPLIANCE Defendant's TMO
  35. OTICE OF COMPLIANCE Plaintiff's Trial Management Compliance
  36. INANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  37. RDER APPOINTING COUNSEL OR GUARDIAN AD LITEM FOR MINOR CHILD OR CHILDREN UPON AGREEMENT
  38. IST OF EXHIBITS (JD-CL-28/JD-CL-28a)
  39. ORKSHEET FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHILD SUPPORT AND ARREARAGE GUIDELINES CCSG-1
  40. ORKSHEET FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHILD SUPPORT AND ARREARAGE GUIDELINES CCSG-1
  41. IST OF EXHIBITS (JD-CL-28/JD-CL-28a)
  42. EMORANDUM OF DECISION
  43. UDGMENT AFTER COMPLETED TRIAL TO THE COURT WITH NO JURY RESULT: HON CECIL THOMAS

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