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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-23
Status Closed
Type Div Or Cust W/children (3 An)|Spouses With Minor Children Do Not Agree On All Issues To End Marriage
Docket 24 entries
Disposition uncontested

Parties

Plaintiff Decker, Danielle T
Defendant Decker, Kyle A
Photo of Hon. Guidi, Andrew

Judge

Hon. Guidi, Andrew

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Initial Judicial Assignment: Honorable Andrew Guidi
  2. Complaint for Divorce (With Children) Receipt: 1997901 Date: 08/23/2022
  3. Child Custody Jurisdiction Affidavit
  4. LODGED: VS-401 Certificate of Absolute Divorce or Dissolution
  5. Domestic Relations Procedural Order and Assignment
  6. Summons and Notice to Both Parties of Judicial Assignment
  7. Information Sheet - Confidential Document per Civil Rule 90.1(f)(1)
  8. Copies Made per Admin Rule 9 (e)(1) For a single document or portion of a document $5 If copies of multiple documents are requested at the same time, for each additional document (after the first) $3 Receipt: 1997901 Date: 08/23/2022
  9. Shared Custody Child Support Calculation
  10. Child Support Guidelines Affidavit
  11. NOT USED - Application for Default Against: (select party from participant list). Kyle A Decker (Defendant);
  12. Notice of Deficient Filing(s) mailed re:[CURED 11/21/2022] ACTION NEEDED TO CORRECT FILING You have recently submitted documents related to the above case. These documents are either incomplete or do not follow correct procedures. Please do the following: You filed an application for entry of default. You have not served the complaint on all parties. You must serve a copy on all parties by either (1) certified mail with restricted delivery to the defendant and return receipt, or (2) process server. You must then file proof of service with the court. See How to Serve a Summons in a Civil Lawsuit (form CIV-106) at: https://public.courts.alaska.gov/web/forms/docs/civ-106.pdf. Civil Rule 4. Please reserve so the case can proceed. Thank you. For more information on the Alaska Rules of Court and forms please visit the Alaska Court System’s website at http://courts.alaska.gov/ Domestic Relations Deficiency Memo (1/22) Sent on: 09/26/2022 12:22:11.25 Danielle T Decker (Plaintiff);
  13. Return of Service - Summons Served On: Kyle A Decker (Defendant);
  14. Sent Out Default Application Danielle T Decker (Plaintiff);
  15. Application for Default Against: (select party from participant list). Kyle A Decker (Defendant);
  16. Notice of Deficient Filing(s) mailed re: [CURED 12/20/2022] ACTION NEEDED TO CORRECT FILING You have recently submitted documents related to the above case. These documents are either incomplete or do not follow correct procedures. Please do the following: 1 You must give the other side in the case copies of every document you file in court. This is called “service.” You must fill out the certificate of service section at the end of the form or file a separate certificate of service form listing: the documents served, who you served, when you did service, and how you provided copies to the other side in the case. You may use the court’s Certificate of Service (form TF-700) , available at: https://public.courts.alaska.gov/web/forms/docs/tf-700.pdf. Serve by first-class mail or hand-delivery unless otherwise ordered by the court. Or, if the other side agreed to service by fax or email by checking that option in the person’s initial filing (or by filing a separate notice of consent), you may serve by that method instead. Civil Rules 5(f) and 5.1(c)(3). You did not have your signature notarized. You must sign in front of a notary or court clerk. If you are in a community where the court is located, bring the unsigned document and your ID to the court, and the clerk can notarize your signature. Please send a copy of the default application to the defendant, return the enclosed TF-835 and TF-700 for service and notary so the case can proceed. Thank you. For more information on the Alaska Rules of Court and forms please visit the Alaska Court System’s website at http://courts.alaska.gov/ Domestic Relations Deficiency Memo (1/22) Sent on: 12/20/2022 10:20:41.60 Danielle T Decker (Plaintiff);
  17. Master Recommended Approval of Final Child Support Order
  18. Child Support Order (no motion link)
  19. Divorce Decree And Judgement With Property and Children
  20. Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law (Divorce with Property and Children)
  21. Master Recommended Approval of Divorce Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law
  22. Master Recommended Approval of Divorce Decree and Judgment
  23. First Free Copy/Certified Copy Mailed/Issued to: Danielle T Decker (Plaintiff); Kyle A Decker (Defendant);
  24. Divorce Granted After Non-Contested Hearing

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